Legal issues

DAT’s breach-of-contract claim against Convoy will also proceed.

U.S. Xpress, about to be sold to Knight-Swift, has settled 4-year old litigation regarding its initial public offering.

In the latest bid to block the AB5 independent contractor law from implementation in California’s trucking sector, two key groups are quoting the author of the law.

The final panel at the TIA annual meeting echoed a theme of the whole meeting: Double brokering and fraud are surging.

The potential widening of broker liability in the Miller case against C.H. Robinson is creating fears among 3PLs, but attorneys see a potential reversal.

A case involving the theft of expensive freight may have led to a legal precedent benefiting brokerage liability.

Four former executives at Polar Air Cargo were indicted on charges of defrauding the company through an elaborate kickback scheme.

The suit by the California Trucking Association and OOIDA against California’s AB5 independent contractor law will add an argument that succeeded elsewhere.

App-based companies fighting AB5 in California got a second court win last week as a three-judge panel cited statements by AB5’s author in its ruling.

A three-judge panel has reversed a lower court ruling that California’s Proposition 22 was unconstitutional.