New York Attorney General Letitia James is urging former Drizly delivery workers to file claims for their share of a $4 million settlement by July 15, 2025. The funds come from a lawsuit that revealed the alcohol delivery platform, owned by Uber, misled customers and withheld tips from workers.

“Delivery workers deserve every dollar they earn,” said James. “This settlement holds Drizly accountable and ensures workers are paid what they’re owed. I encourage all eligible workers to submit their claims before the deadline.”
Who is eligible?
Workers may qualify for compensation if they:
- Delivered alcohol for a liquor store that used Drizly
- Worked between January 1, 2018, and August 31, 2023
Payments will be distributed through an independent settlement administrator, Simpluris, and do not require legal representation to claim. Workers who believe they are eligible can file directly at www.NYDrizlySettlement.com.
Why the settlement happened
In December 2024, the Office of the Attorney General found that Drizly encouraged customers to tip for deliveries—implying tips went directly to drivers. In reality, all tips were routed to store owners, who did not consistently pass them along to workers.
The result: thousands of delivery workers never received the tips that customers intended for them.
How to file a claim
Eligible individuals received notices beginning April 7, 2025, via mail, email, or text. If you did not receive a notice but believe you qualify, you can still submit a claim.
For support, contact Simpluris:
- Phone: 1-866-675-2754 (Mon–Fri, 9 a.m.–8 p.m. ET)
- Email: [email protected]
Beware of scams: The Attorney General’s office warns workers not to share personal information with unauthorized parties. All official information is available through the OAG or Simpluris.
Justice for gig workers
This settlement is part of a broader push by the New York Attorney General’s Office to protect gig economy workers and ensure fair labor practices across the state.