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If you’ve ever hauled a load and not been paid, this one’s for you. I joined the team at Freight360 to break down one of the biggest questions in freight collections: Who’s actually liable when the broker doesn’t pay the carrier?

This episode covers the legal side of freight recovery — what the law says, what the courts are doing, and how to protect your business when freight charges go unpaid. Whether you’re a motor carrier, broker, shipper, or transportation attorney, you’ll walk away with real-world steps to strengthen your carrier payment rights.

We dig into:

• Shipper and consignee liability and why it matters more than most realize.
• How to structure bills of lading and rate confirmations to secure your freight charge recovery.
• What to do when a broker defaults — including pursuing shipper and consignee liability.
• Practical, field-tested strategies to keep cash flow steady and avoid getting caught in double payment disputes.

Freight360 makes complex issues clear, and I enjoyed sharing what I’ve learned from years of recovering unpaid freight charges across the country.

If you’re serious about protecting your transportation business and learning how freight recovery really works, check it out here:

👉 Who’s Liable When Freight Bills Go Unpaid – Freight360 YouTube