FedEx Corp. agreed to settle 19 outstanding cases where FedEx Ground drivers claimed they were misclassified as independent contractors. The settlements still need court approval, but the company recognized a liability of $204 million for the expected loss from these and other independent contractor-related cases in its fiscal third ended Feb. 29.

“These disputes involve a contractor model which FedEx Ground has not operated since 2011,” FedEx CFO Alan Graf said in a conference call with analysts on Wednesday. “This is good news because assuming the necessary court approvals are obtained, it resolves all of the remaining multi-district litigation cases.”

FedEx continues to litigate other contractor models that are not part of the multi-district litigation, but the company does not expect a material loss in the other cases.

Separately, the company last June reached an agreement to settle a class action involving California drivers for $228 million. A hearing for approval of that settlement is coming up next month.

The complex multi-district litigation began years ago and at one time 28 cases were certified as class actions across multiple sates.