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Miles has years of experience and is familiar with both federal and California shipping and transportation laws.
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Experienced in both federal and California laws
Transportation law focuses on shippers, whether consignor or consignee, carriers, including, motor carriers, freight forwarders, rail carriers, water carriers and air carriers, brokers, 3PLs and 4 PLs. Anyone who provides legal representation in the industry must understand how complicated state and federal laws operate in order to provide comprehensive representation to clients.
Contracts are one of the most important factors in the shipping industry. There is not a single person in the industry that does not rely on contracts to govern their business relationships. This means contracts must be well-drafted and “cover all of the bases” to avoid any problems in the future. An experienced attorney familiar with transportation law is essential when it comes to creating air-tight contracts. The better the contract, the less likely a dispute will use up your time and money down the road.
Federal and state regulatory issues including FMCSA enforcement cases and California Highway Patrol charges are also areas in which Mr. Kavaller practices, along with the occasional overweight ticket.
Transportation companies, just like any other business, have commercial issues with employees, vendors, customers, factors, lenders, etc. Mr. Kavaller handles those matters as well. There is little in the transportation industry that Kavaller has not seen or been involved with in his 50 + years of practice.
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THE SCOTUS DENIES PETITION FOR CERTIOARI IN CALIFORNIA TRUCKING ASSOCIATION v. BONTA: What’s Next for the Trucking Industry?
By Miles L. Kavaller Federal preemption of California’s AB5i under the F4Aii was at issue in the U.S. Supreme Court’s denial of the petition for
Dynamex Operations West, Inc. v. Superior Court, 2018 DJDAR 3856
By Miles L. Kavaller On April 30, in Dynamex Operations West, Inc. v. Superior Court, 2018 DJDAR 3856, the California Supreme Court adopted a new
WORKER MISCLASSIFICATION: CAN OWNER-OPERATORS IN THE INTERSTATE TRUCKING BUSINESS REMAIN INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS?
By Miles L. Kavaller “Wage theft” is the newest metaphor for truck driver claims as reported in a piece in the Los Angeles Times, Business