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Landstar owner-operator litigation quietly ends *

USA - February 12 2013
Earlier this month, Landstar System, Inc., a non-asset based provider of transportation and logistics services, announced the end of its decade-long…


A force majeure primer - Hurricane Sandy edition *

USA - November 15 2012
Force majeure clauses typically excuse a party to a contract from performance – or allow for a delay in performance – if such party is prevented from performing due to an Act of God, or some other catastrophic event typically listed in the clause.


Transportation industry wins latest battle over classification of owner-operators *

USA - August 7 2012
In a win for the transportation industry, a federal court in New Jersey recently dismissed a lawsuit brought under the federal Fair Labor Standards Act by six owner-operators who performed services for Ironbound Express, Inc., an intermodal freight company.


FPA reforms efforts in light of the Walmart Mexico bribery case *

USA - June 7 2012
Reform of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act has been a hot topic recently, both in legal compliance circles and in the broader business community.


Increased activity at Port of Houston reflects strengthening economy *

USA - April 4 2012
The Port of Houston Authority reported a 143 percent increase in its amount of steel tonnage from February to March 2012, and an increase in total tonnage at the port of more than 26 percent during that time period.


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