The statute of limitations serves as a cornerstone in freight charge collections, decisively impacting the legal terrain of the transportation sector. While many perceive the 18-month window from the delivery date as the standard timeframe for carriers to pursue outstanding freight charges from brokers, shippers, or consignees, it’s crucial to examine the benefits of applying a longer state law statute of limitations in these cases. This article embarks on a journey through this multifaceted domain, seeking to understand the nuances of state versus federal limitations and emphasizing the advantage of extending the statute of limitations.

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Categories: Volume 38 Issue 2
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Author: Edgar Davison

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