Arlington

Arlington Freight Collection Attorney

Helping Arlington Transportation Companies Recover Unpaid Freight Charges

Located between Dallas and Fort Worth, Arlington is connected to some of North Texas’s busiest freight and transportation routes. I-20, I-30, SH 360, and US 287 provide access to manufacturing facilities, warehouses, suppliers, distribution operations, and businesses throughout the region. 

When freight has been delivered but payment hasn’t followed, Freight Collection Solutions helps transportation businesses pursue the money they are owed. 

Our firm represents motor carriers, freight brokers, shippers, owner-operators, and logistics companies dealing with unpaid freight invoices and transportation-related payment disputes in Arlington and throughout Texas. 

Freight Collection for Arlington Carriers, Brokers & Logistics Companies 

Arlington’s freight economy has a particularly strong connection to manufacturing and automotive logistics. Moving parts, equipment, finished products, and other commercial freight can involve suppliers, manufacturers, warehouses, brokers, carriers, and other businesses throughout the supply chain. 

When payment breaks down between those parties, the carrier or transportation provider that performed the work can be left chasing an unpaid invoice. 

Freight Collection Solutions assists with matters involving: 

  • Unpaid freight invoices and freight charges 
  • Broker and carrier payment disputes 
  • Double brokering and suspected freight fraud 
  • Factoring and transportation receivable disputes 
  • Shipper and consignee payment issues 
  • Transportation-related commercial disputes 

Freight Collection Solutions reviews the documentation and relationships behind the transaction to help determine responsibility for payment and identify potential recovery options. 

Arlington’s Manufacturing & Freight Connection

Arlington is home to significant manufacturing and automotive activity, including the General Motors Arlington Assembly operation and the supplier and logistics businesses that support it. 

That manufacturing base, combined with Arlington’s location along major North Texas highway corridors, creates a steady need to move parts, materials, equipment, finished products, and other freight into and out of the area. 

These supply chains can involve multiple companies before a shipment reaches its final destination. When a broker, shipper, customer, or other responsible party fails to pay, understanding the contracts, freight documents, and relationships behind the shipment can be an important part of pursuing recovery. 

Transportation Focused. Recovery Driven. 

Freight Collection Solutions focuses on the legal and payment issues facing the freight and transportation industry. 

The firm has recovered more than $25 million across more than 1,700 matters for transportation businesses facing freight collection and related disputes. 

Whether you’re dealing with an unpaid load, multiple outstanding invoices, suspected double brokering, a factoring dispute, or another freight payment problem, Freight Collection Solutions can help evaluate your options and determine the next step. 

Arlington Freight Collection FAQ

What if payment is being withheld because of a dispute involving the shipment?

A dispute involving delivery, documentation, services, or another part of the transaction can sometimes result in payment being withheld. Reviewing the contracts, freight documents, communications, and reason for the dispute can help determine what options may be available for pursuing the unpaid charges.

Can a carrier pursue payment when several companies were involved in arranging the load?

Potentially. Manufacturing and distribution supply chains may involve shippers, brokers, carriers, suppliers, warehouses, consignees, and other intermediaries. The agreements and documentation surrounding the shipment can help determine which parties may have responsibility for payment.

Talk to an Arlington Freight Collection Attorney

If your company is facing unpaid freight invoices, broker non-payment, double brokering, factoring disputes, or another transportation payment issue, talk with a law firm that understands how the freight industry works.

713-940-1886

Practice Areas

Freight Collections & Unpaid Invoices

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Double Brokering & Fraudulent Freight Activity

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Factoring & Payment Disputes

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Transportation & Logistics Litigation

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Would highly recommend if you ever have trouble collecting payment. The team consist of great experienced attorneys, and awesome staff. Their expertise and support was invaluable, especially since this was our first time having a situation where we were unable to collect from a customer. They handled all aspects of litigation including recovering the final judgement.
— Ryan Martinez