A picked up and delivered a load that was given to me by Dispatch from a certain broker. The broker paid me $4,500 in cash and stated that he would submit the remaining $500 to the next driver. I had him son a rate con and how the signed bill of lading. Can he legally deduct $200 from a sign rate con stating that I was late?
Signed,
Need my $200.
Broker Says I delivered late..
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If you or your driver was late, and it was in the rate con, signed contract, then yes, he can.
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Legally it depends on what is in the contract you both signed.
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if your driver is going to be late, and you signed and he (the broker) signed a contract, then your beef is with your driver, who cannot seem to keep appointment times.
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Here’s where a ELOG shines . It proves that you were there at a certain time . Whether that is the correct time is between you and the broker .
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