As a trucker, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations demand that you have an arbitration program in place for shippers to resolve disputes about property loss and damages and delivery payment. In simple terms, if you have an arbitration program in place, you can put your mind at rest and get your eyes back on the …
The secret to a thriving business is to make sure that you protect your accounts receivable to boost cash flow allowing for more sales and growth. Even with steady sales, businesses that do not protect their accounts receivable could find themselves in trouble if they do not have enough liquidity in their ecosystem. According to …
Online arbitration for freelancers is a great way for freelancers to protect their income by legally stating the terms and conditions for payment for services rendered. The freelance working model can be very rewarding and can restore work-life balance for those who truly have a passion for their area of expertise. What is not so …
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One of the likely unforeseen challenges of owning a business is the need for a form agreement between you and your customers. Do you hire a lawyer? Do you find one on the internet? Do you buy a premade form? The answer depends on your needs and your pocketbook. But, there are some things …
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Running a successful business requires hard work and dedication. Yet, there are some easy wins that require just a little bit of forward-thinking. Every successful business owner will tell you that running your operation requires more than just a business plan. To have long term success, you should take every possible precaution to ensure that …
The definitive answer is yes, moving companies need arbitration clauses; the US Department Of Transportation stipulates that by Federal Law, every moving company must be signed up to an arbitration program if they are involved in interstate shipments of household goods. The DOT instituted this law (49 CFR 375.211) to reduce pressure on the US …
