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Transportation intermediaries should carefully consider all costs involved in the pursuit of unpaid freight charges. These difficult situations are often further complicated when the transportation intermediary is presented with a counterclaim alleging delays in delivery and/or loss or damage to cargo to offset the freight amount due. Although those counterclaims can trigger insurance coverage, that counterclaim can ultimately make the cost of litigation prohibitive. Therefore, transportation intermediaries need to consider not only the cost to litigate a freight claim against the amount that can be recovered but also any potential cargo claims that may be raised and the complexity […]
In honor of President’s Day, our offices will be closed on Monday, February 20th and will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, February 21st. We recognize this patriotic day as a time to pay tribute to and celebrate our country’s great leaders. We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable extended weekend!
In the latest edition of Roanoke Trade’s “Cargo Insurance in Action” series where our goal is to provide you with insight as to the type of exposures and incidents that can result in substantial losses and to underscore the importance of carrying Cargo insurance, we’re sharing the details of a recent claim involving the shipment of wind turbine blades. As businesses continue to search for alternative energy sources bringing significant opportunities for wind power firms, the transportation of wind turbine blades into the United States can be an oversized and complex logistical challenge. Single blades can exceed 200 feet in […]
Join Glenn Patton, Dave Jordan and Patrice Lafayette as they attend the 25th Annual PCC Mission to D.C.! The PCC Mission is the means by which the customs brokers and freight forwarders on the Pacific Coast can interact directly with government officials, at the agencies and on Capitol Hill. We hope to see you there!
A recent podcast featuring Aaron Michel, senior engineer at AIR Worldwide, a provider of catastrophe risk modeling software and consulting services, discussed what we should be expecting when it comes to global supply chain disruptions in 2017. In order to portend what lies ahead, Michel says it’s wise to look back at the type of risks the global supply chain previously faced. Some of these very events we’ve covered in previous articles. While the frequency and severity may change, a review of the past provides the best indication of what’s to come. There are three categories of global risks: natural, […]
Have you received a bond insufficiency notice for an importer client’s bond? Or, worse yet, has CBP deactivated a bond so no entries can be made by your client? CBP performs monthly bond sufficiency reviews of all continuous import bonds and if a bond is egregiously deficient, they will immediately render it insufficient. Join Roanoke’s Vice President Colleen Clarke, alongside CBP’s Kara Welty and Bruce Ingalls, as they present this webinar on 2/15/17 at 1pm ET. Register today for this complimentary NEI webinar and learn how you can avoid these situations which can be extremely costly for you and your importer […]
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