$604 million. One massive verdict. And a Texas judge just said it's staying. C.H. Robinson was hoping for a different outcome after July's staggering jury verdict. Instead, the judge upheld it, along with another $107 million in interest.
Four employees quit. One freight division allegedly dropped 66%. And a rival brokerage got the business. Coincidence? Edge Logistics doesn't think so. Now there's a federal lawsuit alleging stolen customers, secret deals and kickbacks funded by inflated freight rates.
Get shut down. Change the name. Put the same trucks back on the road. Ontario regulators say that’s exactly what happened after a carrier with repeated safety violations resurfaced under a new identity. Seven of nine trucks had already been placed out of service.
The hurricane is gone. The freight problems aren’t. Isaias has weakened, but flooding, downed trees, power outages and debris are still disrupting parts of the Southeast.
The first Atlantic hurricane of the season is already knocking on the Gulf Coast’s door. But the freight impacts are starting before landfall.
