Need legal advise.

we never touched two things: repo's and bounty hunters. They were always on their own.

 

-Depending on your contract with Broker #1, if he/she caused you to have a loss due to non-payment, you may be able to get some relief if you file a claim against their bond.
-It sounds like Broker #2 attempted to fix the problem by creating another contract while the vehicle was in transit. I am assuming that you refused their offer due to a lower rate. In hindsight, accepting their offer may have been the better choice. Sounds like Broker#1 may owe you some money (depending on the contract). The vehicle owner is certainly obligated to pay for the transport. It seems that it wouldn't be too expensive or time consuming to file a claim on the bond and start demanding payment from the customer. If the bonding company refuses to pay, that documentation may come in handy if you end up court with the vehicle owner.

 

I am also in need of a legal advice.

How to move my IL trucking company to CA? What do I need to do? Do I have to establish a new company in CA? Is there a way to "transfer" the USDOT license from my IL company to my CA company?

Thank you in advance!

 

You need to send certified letter to the owner for acknowledgement , later owner will dispute it with attorney and you have 30 days to sue the customer before lien removed ..... Eat the cost ...I doubt you can do anything here even after spending money on attorney