Law

• Journal: From the Bar

  By Henry Seaton , Published January 3, 2012
  From an Internal Revenue Service point of view, so-called “lease-to-own agreements” will not vitiate independent contractor status for federal tax purposes, but the independent contractor model is under great attack – particularly at the state ... (more...)

• Journal — From the Bar

  By Henry Seaton , Published December 1, 2011
  Withholding freight charges awaiting after-the-fact contracts is featured.

• Journal — From the Bar

  By Henry Seaton , Published November 1, 2011
  Whether a bill of lading is marked ‘prepaid’ or ‘collect’ is important only to determine whether the consignor or the consignee is primarily liable for payment of the freight charges.

• Journal from the Bar

  By Henry Seaton , Published October 6, 2011
  While the goal of identifying preventability is a noble one, one is led to question the ultimate cost or due process achieved under this methodology.

• Law

  By CCJ Staff , Published September 1, 2011
  Structure of relationships governs your liability, plus more legal news items are featured.
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• Law

  By CCJ Staff , Published August 5, 2011
  Deadlines on claims are governed by federal law, court lets ABF challenge YRC Worldwide-Teamsters deal and other legal industry news items are featured.

• Law

  By CCJ Staff , Published July 1, 2011
  Managing cargo liability, a bus company receives a cease and desist order and many other industry legal news items are featured.

• Law

  By Henry Seaton , Published June 7, 2011
  Penalizing carriers for missing appointments opens the door to vicarious liability

• Law

  By CCJ Staff , Published May 1, 2011
  The authority to operate is what matters and nearly 240 carriers are sued for infringing a patent.

• Law

  By CCJ Staff , Published April 1, 2011
  FMCSA reaffirms that determining carrier fitness is its job and other industry legal items are featured.
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