Transportation attorney

Wednesday, May 20 Posted in Blog, Transportation Law by deanna

By Stevan R. Baxter 801.365.1019 [email protected] When moving freight between states, shippers often hire freight brokers to arrange for licensed motor carriers to physically transport their freight from origin to destination. In order to arrange for that transportation, freight brokers have to be licensed (49 U.S.C. § 13904) and carry a bond (49 U.S.C. § Read More

Where Do I File My Cargo Claim?

Wednesday, May 20 Posted in Blog, Transportation Law by deanna

By Stevan R. Baxter [email protected] 801.365.1019 When a cargo claim occurs on a brokered load, freight brokers often pay that claim to the shipper and take an assignment of the shipper’s cargo claim against the motor carrier. That cargo claim has to be pursued under 49 U.S.C. § 14706. Once the rights to the cargo Read More

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