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New Jersey’s Antitrust Lawsuit Against Amazon’s DSP Program: What Delivery Drivers Need to Know If you drive for an Amazon Delivery Service Partner in New Jersey, you already know the feeling. The van is branded with Amazon’s logo. The route was built by Amazon’s software. The uniform is Amazon’s. The delivery scanner is Amazon’s. The quotas come from Amazon. But the paycheck comes from a small LLC you had never heard of before you took the job — and when you asked about better pay, someone told you that you could not go work for the DSP across the lot because of an agreement you never signed and never saw. On August 4, 2026, the New Jersey Attorney General filed a five-count antitrust lawsuit against Amazon in federal court, alleging that this structure — the Delivery Service Partners program — is not a network of independent businesses competing for your labor. The State’s position is that it is a monopsony: a single dominant buyer of your work, designed to suppress what you earn and block you from organizing to change it. The complaint names conduct at Amazon delivery stations in Edison, New Jersey, and Queens, New York. We are Attorney911 — The Manginello Law Firm, PLLC. We are trial lawyers who handle commercial-vehicle litigation, workplace injury cases, and corporate fleet matters. We are not counsel on this antitrust action — that is the State of New Jersey’s case. But we work in the ecosystem of Amazon labor and fleet litigation…