Somebody ran their forks thru the box and shoved plastic in to stop the leak, that sounds like the truck drivers fault
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Insurance Claim
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by natanishe, Jun 9, 2016.
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To be honest I don't know if it was a fault on our end when we were transloading it or on their end when they were loading it. All I am trying to tell them this is recycled garbage it can't be a total loss of the product. Maybe 5 pounds out of 1000 pound pallet was lost. I told them I'll pay for the lost product, I'll even pay for the whole pallet but than I want that pallet with all that is left there. CH representative is being rude saying I have no use for the pallet, and if I don't claim my insurance they would just hold the money that they are supposed to pay me for other loads. The total claim if this garbage is $3500 it's crazy!!!
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I'm sorry that you have to put up with a claim on so called "NO TOUCH" freight. Let's all boycott the shipper+receiver & the CH ROBINSON Rep/Branch
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Not unless you was running a forklift loading this stuff it's not your fault.
Call your insurance company and let them know that there is a shipment that will be settled in court and the damage was caused by the shipper. -
2. Ask the CH representative to send you an email putting their position in writing.
3. Maintain your demand for the "damaged product"! They are not able to determine it's usefulness to you and they have a legal obligation to produce that "damaged product" and surrender it to you on payment.
4. If they are unable to provide you with that exact box and product they have No Claim, Period!
5. If that rep continues to be "rude" ask for the name and direct line for her manager.
6. Remain calm and confident, you have a strong legal position on this "claim" and they know it … don't be bullied.
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Look at the company you're dealing with ch robinson. I'd drag the shipper and receiver in it and see how their tune changes. I would claim they damaged it during unloading unless they brought you into trailer before moving it and showed you. Years ago I had a shipper I suspected was going to be a problem I had a recorder in my pocket running, when he made his threat about it'd be my word against his I showed him the recorder.
Never heard a peep from him.BigSky Thanks this. -
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Needless to say 6 days later I was acquitted by a jury. Guess which witness told on all the others on the witness stand ? -
Just spoke with CH claims department, they said customer send that damaged pallet back to shipper and I could pick it up from them after I submit the payment for the damage.
If they send it back to shipper, can they still claim it as a loss to them (receiver)?
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