BB&K Partners John Higginbotham and Michael Summerour represented an international trucking company in a class action involving multiple alleged wage and hour violations, a class of thousands of drivers and potential eight figure liability. Before plaintiffs could move for class certification, BB&K brought a motion for summary judgment based on the novel argument that plaintiffs’ claims were barred by the commerce clause in the United States Constitution. Shortly before that motion was to be heard, class counsel agreed to settle the case for approximately three percent of their claimed damages.