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21 September 2026

Super Ego’s Mimic notches win in court case; settlement coming?

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Super Ego’s Mimic notches win in court case; settlement coming?

Several counts against Super Ego’s Aleksandar Mimic have been dismissed by a federal judge, with settlement talks in the lawsuit against the controversial trucking network reportedly progressing. In a decision last week in the U. S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Judge Martha Pacold tossed out several of the counts in a lawsuit against Mimic and his related network of companies. The suit was filed by several drivers initially in 2022 with an amended complaint in 2025.

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