A recent appellate court decision that went against Penske-related companies has spurred two trucking trade groups into action.
For the second time in the last two years, the transportation of bread will be the focus of a Supreme Court case involving the rights of the drivers who deliver those loaves and other baked goods. The case is also the second transportation-related case the Supreme Court has selected for review this term. It earlier […]
Trucking regulator Sue Lawless is moving to the private sector to advise transportation clients on safety issues.
A procedural decision in a case involving a California rule impacting cars may ultimately play a factor in trucking regulation.
A federal court decision on an Illinois employment law could pose a legal threat to carriers well beyond the state’s borders.
Here are a few key takeaways from the Scopelitis Transportation Law seminar on the myriad of legal issues facing today’s trucking fleets.
New Jersey is raising its truck liability insurance requirement to $1.5 million, one of the highest in the U.S.
A request for the Supreme Court to review a lower-court ruling could bring clarity to conflicting decisions across multiple courts about broker liability.
La medida cautelar contra la ley estatal de contratistas independientes se mantendrá por tiempo indefinido
California’s AB5 law will remain blocked from implementation in the state’s trucking sector for now as the Supreme Court remains silent.
Three-judge panel upholds determination by FMCSA that the agency preempts California’s meal/rest break rules
How to avoid legal HR pitfalls when recruiting drivers was discussed during a virtual fireside chat at the FreightWaves Carrier Summit on Wednesday.
