Super Ego Holding Class Action Lawsuit, Are You a Driver Who Qualifies?

More than 800 truckers have filed lawsuits against Super Ego Holding LLC and its network of affiliated carriers, accusing the company of wage theft, falsified load documents, and illegal deductions. The lawsuit claims Super Ego misclassified truckers as independent contractors, made illegal deductions from their pay, withheld wages, and in some pay periods paid them below the federal minimum wage. The cases are active in federal court, and no settlement has been reached yet.

Quick Facts

Field	Detail
Defendants	Super Ego Holding LLC, Kordun Express Inc., Floyd Inc., Rocket Expediting LLC, and affiliated carriers
Settlement Amount	None — Active litigation
Claim Deadline	TBD — No settlement approved
Who Qualifies	Drivers paid on a percentage of load at Super Ego-affiliated carriers since August 5, 2022
Payout Per Person	TBD
Proof Required	TBD
Lawsuit Status	Active — Litigation Phase
Official Case Website	superegoclassaction.com
Court	U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois

Where the Case Stands Right Now

• Plaintiffs filed their Third Amended Complaint on August 6, 2025, expanding the scope of allegations and the list of named defendants.
• Fact discovery closed April 4, 2025, and expert reports are due from both sides through mid-2025, moving the case closer to trial readiness.
• Kreitman Law is separately leading an investigation into Super Ego and its affiliated entities, actively gathering information from drivers who may have been harmed.

What Is the Super Ego Holding Lawsuit About?

Super Ego Holding is a network of commercial trucking and leasing companies founded by Serbian entrepreneur Aleksandar Mimic. It has grown into a sprawling enterprise tied to more than two dozen U.S.-based carriers, with hubs in Elmhurst, Illinois, and Jacksonville, Florida, serving customers including Amazon, Walmart, Costco, and the United States Postal Service.

The class action lawsuit, filed in August 2022 in the Northern District of Illinois and now potentially involving 10,000 to 20,000 plaintiffs, alleges the company fraudulently altered load confirmation documents to pay drivers less than the rates in their contracts. Drivers were promised 88 percent of gross revenue but received falsified rate confirmations showing lower amounts.

Plaintiffs seek damages for fraud, breach of contract, violations of the federal Truth in Leasing Act, the Fair Labor Standards Act, and the Illinois Wage Payment and Collection Act. Beyond the driver lawsuits, regulators and former employees describe Super Ego as one of the most notorious “chameleon schemes” — companies that constantly change names to evade federal safety enforcement.

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What Did Super Ego Actually Do to Drivers?

This section is important because many drivers are asking: Was it just underpayment, or was it something more?

The lawsuit states the company overcharged truckers for fuel, failed to provide brokers’ load confirmation sheets, and failed to pay drivers at the percentage rate promised in their lease agreements.

Drivers also paid for insurance that was voidable because they were operating under a different authority than what was listed on the policy. Companies in the network operated as “alter egos,” with drivers being assigned loads for entities other than the company with which they had signed a lease.

Drivers on trucking forums have reported seeing deductions of $1,300 to $1,500 skimmed off single loads, and screenshots of alleged fake rate confirmations have circulated widely online. Super Ego denies all wrongdoing.

Who Can Join the Super Ego Class Action?

You are part of the class that plaintiffs seek to represent if you worked for one of the following Super Ego carriers: Kordun Express Inc., Floyd Inc., Rocket Expediting LLC, Haidar Dawood LLC, Trytime Transport Inc., Windy City National Trans Inc., Jordan Holdings Inc. d/b/a JHI Transport, or Twin Carrier LLC — and you were paid based on a percentage of the load.

You may qualify if:

• You drove for any of the named Super Ego-affiliated carriers
• You were paid on a percentage-of-load basis
• You were subject to fuel deductions, insurance charges, or other withholdings
• You signed a lease-purchase agreement with Super Ego or an affiliated company
• The class is nationwide and not limited to residents of Illinois
• You drove under any of these entities at any point since August 5, 2022

You may also qualify under a separate investigation if:

• You had dealings with Super Ego Holding LLC, Ego Express Inc., Ego Express D.O.O., Floyd Inc., or Euro Freight Services and believe you were harmed

How to Get Involved

Since no settlement exists yet, there is no claim form to fill out today. Here is what drivers can do right now:

Step 1 — Visit superegoclassaction.com to read the latest complaint and confirm whether your carrier is listed.

Step 2 — Gather your documentation. This includes lease agreements, weekly settlement statements, load confirmation sheets, fuel receipts, and any pay records.

Step 3 — Contact the attorneys handling the class action directly through superegoclassaction.com or reach out to Kreitman Law via superegolawsuit.com if you drove for one of the broader affiliated entities.

Step 4 — Understand that attorneys are handling the case on a contingency basis — they only get paid if they win through a settlement or final judgment. There is no upfront cost to join.

Step 5 — Know your rights. The law prohibits retaliation for joining a minimum wage lawsuit. If Super Ego retaliates against any driver for participating, the company would be liable for damages caused by that retaliation.

Step 6 — Check back regularly. Once a settlement is reached or a trial date is set, official claim instructions will be posted on the case website.

Estimated time to review your eligibility: 10–15 minutes.

Key Dates

Milestone	Date
Original Complaint Filed	August 5, 2022
Jackson v. Super Ego Filed	February 21, 2024
Third Amended Complaint Filed	August 6, 2025
Fact Discovery Closed	April 4, 2025
Expert Reports Due	May–June 2025
Federal Investigation Status	Active
Settlement Reached	None — TBD
Expected Payment Date	TBD

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a lawyer to join the Super Ego class action? 

No. The attorneys at the firms handling this case represent drivers on a contingency basis. You do not pay anything upfront. You can contact them directly through superegoclassaction.com to get started.

Is the Super Ego lawsuit legitimate?

 Yes. The case is filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois under case number 1:2022cv04127 and is actively proceeding through discovery and expert witness phases. CBS News and 60 Minutes covered the company’s practices in April 2026.

When will drivers receive money?

 No settlement exists yet, so there is no payment timeline. If the case settles or goes to trial and plaintiffs win, a payment process will be announced. Check superegoclassaction.com for updates.

What if I no longer drive for Super Ego? 

You may still qualify. The class covers drivers who worked for named affiliated carriers since August 5, 2022, regardless of whether they currently work for the company.

What should I save as evidence?

Keep every document you have: your original lease agreement, weekly settlement sheets, load confirmation documents, fuel charge receipts, and any text messages or emails from dispatchers about your pay. These records are critical to your claim.

Is Super Ego under federal investigation? 

Yes. Super Ego Holding is currently under federal investigation in addition to facing multiple civil lawsuits. According to DOT data, chameleon carriers connected to Super Ego have logged almost 15,000 safety violations and 500 accidents in the last two years.

Will any money I receive affect my taxes? 

Potentially yes. Wage-related lawsuit payments may be treated as taxable income depending on how the damages are classified. Consult a tax professional once any payment is issued.

What if I missed earlier deadlines? 

There are no claim deadlines yet because no settlement has been approved. The case is still in litigation. If you drove for a qualifying carrier, you should contact the plaintiff attorneys now to preserve your rights.

Sources & References

• Official Class Action Case Website: superegoclassaction.com

Last Updated: April 13, 2026

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Legal claims and outcomes depend on specific facts and applicable law. For advice regarding a particular situation, consult a qualified attorney.