A dispute between a trucking company and an owner-operator may involve compensation, deductions, equipment, or obligations when the relationship ends. We handle the commercial disagreement on either side of that relationship.
Reconstruct the account and the agreement
The written agreement should be compared with settlement statements, dispatch records, deductions, repair bills, equipment records, and communications about performance. A balance stated in a demand may not explain why a charge was made.
Define the actual litigation issue
We evaluate contract claims, defenses, and the relief sought. This page focuses on business disputes; it does not imply that every transportation regulatory, worker-classification, or injury issue falls within the engagement.
Issues for review
- Compensation and disputed deductions
- Responsibility for equipment, repairs, or other charges
- Termination disputes and return of business property
Questions about this dispute
Do you represent trucking companies or owner-operators?
Either may consult us about a commercial dispute, subject to conflicts and the matter’s scope.
Does an arbitration clause settle where the case must be heard?
Not by itself. The agreement, parties’ work, and applicable law must be reviewed before drawing conclusions about arbitration or court proceedings.