Question about requesting Broker-Carrier Agreement

We own a truck, and operate under another company's authority. Our dispatcher has been caught once lying about the freight rate, and there has been several instances of discrepancy between what the dispatcher has described regarding shipment details and what is actually required. I won't bore with too many details, but I will say that our current shipment is requiring my driver to disassemble then reassemble a crate transporting panes of glass multiple times as this one load has several delivery locations. My driver is receiving no compensation for this labor, and the dispatcher did not advise my driver that this load would be driver assisted. If we request the carrier company send us a copy of the broker-carrier agreement, are they required to provide it? We would like to request that we receive the agreement on all future loads my driver is dispatched on. Are we allowed to do this?

 

Thanks for the responses so far... To elaborate - we own a truck, but my father, the driver, currently operates it under another company's authority. This other company has assigned our truck to "Bob," who is the one accepting the loads and dispatching our truck. "Bob" does provide my father, the driver, with the rate confirmation; however, time after time, when my dad arrives to pick up the load or deliver the load, the load details on the rate confirmation do not represent the reality of the job. We want the broker-carrier agreements, the whole contract, between "Bob" and the broker, so we can determine whether it is "Bob," the various brokers, or the shippers who are misrepresenting.

"Bob" has been caught out, once, absolutely lying about a freight rate on a rate con before. The company my dad is currently driving his truck for takes 12% from the rate provided to the driver. My father took a load that "Bob" sent a rate con stating was sold at $4200. When my dad arrived to pick up the load, the shipper happened to ask my dad what the rate con was. When my dad said $4200, the shipper laughed and literally pulled out his phone and dialed the broker on speaker RIGHT THERE, asked the broker what the job sold for, and my dad heard from the horse's mouth the the rate was actually $8400. When he called "Bob" to ask WTF, "Bob" feigned ignorance then refused to send the broker-carrier agreement. When pressed, "Bob" corrected the rate con, tried to blame it on the broker, then on the factoring company, before finally just refusing to discuss it at all. Like, if it is brought up, he hangs up the phone.

 

We have less than a month until my dad has the one year experience pulling a step deck required by the company we want to apply to... That said, if ya'll have carriers you'd recommend, I'm all ears. We do have hazmat qual.

*** edit to add: my dad has 10+ years pulling dry van, and several years pulling tank, belly dump, and other equip for the oil fields. He has a great record.