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05/19/08
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"Protecting
Shippers’ Interests"©
(September
1997)
By
William J. Augello, Esq.
Originally
published as a seminar manual in 1997, this text contains a valuable
historical review of the ICC Termination Act of 1995 and other major
legislation that completely changed the transportation industry, and what
shippers must know to survive in a deregulated environment.
Contains:
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A
review of problems facing shippers including unanticipated transportation
charges, rate disputes, credit rules (loss of discount), carrier
limitations of liability, and tariff rules
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How
to deal through brokers and other intermediaries; what to look for and how
to avoid traps and pitfalls
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The
pros and cons of contracting, and suggestions for the shipper’s
protection
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Negotiating
techniques and procedures for shippers dealing under contracts
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A
checklist for dealing with Third Party Logistics Providers
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14
Appendices containing a summary of changes in ICCTA, text of important
sections, conversion tables, examples of carrier liability limitations,
insurance and credit regulations
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43
pages of text, 86 pages of appendices, plus a topical index
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Protecting
Shippers' Interests (Sept. 1997)
by
William J. Augello |
Member |
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$40.00 |
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Protecting
Shippers' Interests (Sept. 1997)
by
William J. Augello |
Non-Member |
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$50.00 |
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