JB Hunt late invoices

That's too long. I've done a few loads for them lately and used app 360 so they paid me quick and free. As a matter of fact the last check I received from them was last Monday. I don't do ACH with them, they mail checks to my address.
Call them again with some creativity. Try to call the person who gave you the load and insist on providing a better contact, I am sure they will eventually pay you. If you do 15 loads for them they might even offer you one year free subscription for XM Radio.

 

It took me 6 months to get paid on an invoice from JB Hunt from January this year. No claims or problems with the load. They gave me the run around for months and didn't pay until I finally filed on their bond.

I'd suggest you file on their bond ASAP and never work with them again.

 

It took me 6 months to get an invoice paid from a TONU of $150. I had to call the broker two times that day of canceling the load after I got there to get a TONU confirmation. Then going through several emails, and phone calls after 6 months they sent the payment to the wrong address. They sent it to a factoring company that I had not used in years and this was after I sent them several invoices with a release letter to my correct address.

For some reason the really large trucking companies can not handle brokerage. TMC, Mercer, JB Hunt.

Me personally I don't file on bonds, I sue them in my county court. Bonds are subject to being rejected or discounted. If you sue them you can add your own court cost. I add about $500 for taking them to court, a days worth of trucking, compensatory charges

 

Almost all the contracts require you to go to court in their state and/or county?

 

How many times have you done that? How have the cases gone? Your local court or the brokers location? Have you received the full amount plus the extras?

 

Check with your local court with the Clerk of the Court, they will be very helpful and glad to help.
Because your trucking business is in your county that the broker is doing business with it gives you as they call it, subject matter or jurisdiction to sue. You'll want to ask the Clerk of the Court to use the long arm of the law to file a civil suit for money owed to your business.

 

I sued 1 brokerage company for failing to pay a TONU. When I arrived at the receiver I asked the shipper to provide me proof that I was there, they wrote me a letter. Pictures of a sign in sheet will do or dash cam and logbook as evidence will do. They settled out of court for $500 before the first appearance.

I also have sued a large trucking company, and about 4 different telemarketer's for violating the do not call register list, TCPA. Won all of them.

Currently am suing a debt collector for false reporting to my credit report. Should win that one in April.

Sued 2 different landlords for falsely keep my deposits. Both settled out of court before it was heard

Sued a guy for backing into me with his car in a parking lot, but lost that one because of Virginia's insurance law of "contributory negligence" I guess I was in the way when he backed into me. Go figure. Alabama has the same law