Hey all,
To make a long story short.
I moved a load for CH Robinson (partial). When I delivered it to the receiver they noticed the pallet was damaged, but they still took it. Now 2 weeks later I received a claim from CH Robinson for $3500. The pallet was recycled plastic pretty much garbage, so even if the pallet was damaged there is absolutely nothing wrong with the material. I told them if they are claiming total loss of the pallet, I want to pick it up since I am paying full price for it. Am I able by law to get the damaged pallet? Which option do I have about handling this claim?
Thank you,
Insurance Claim
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by natanishe, Jun 9, 2016.
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What was the commodity?
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1. YOU as the carrier, Are welcome to any and all salvage on a loss claim.
2.A signed clean BOL/POD doesn't always exclude you from a claim..BUT, You cannot be Billed Directly from a brokerage, (Just plain ridiculous) for amount of said Product.. This must be filed (as a Claim) through your Insurance co. The Only fees you will incur are your deductables if loss is higher than your deduct.
3. Under No Circumstances, Can a Brokerage Withhold any Monies due to you For Freight Charges.....
A FREIGHT CLAIM IS SEPARATE FROM FREIGHT CHARGES.... Don't let the Brokerage tell you different.natanishe, scottied67 and Tropsnart Thank this. -
Sounds like the broker is trying pull the wool over your eyes hoping you will just pay. You have the right to the freight.
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Claims department of CH Robinson is quick to file on your insurance without question. They are more interested in keeping there shippers and receivers happy than to ask questions.
Clean BOL, and a case that the no touch freight was not damaged by transit is the best case for a civil suit. -
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