Comprehensive Guide: How to Sell a Trailer Without a Title Whether you have misplaced the title or never received one in the first place, we will provide you with valuable information on how to sell a trailer without a title, from understanding the legal requirements to obtaining the necessary documentation,.... #license #rvpurchase #trailer #buyanrv #title https://lnkd.in/gvHqaEwi
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#ThrowbackThursday: Check out this #throwback #guestblog on @webretailer to learn about "FedEx and UPS Shipping Contract Negotiations: How To Do Them Right" https://lnkd.in/dRusq5KF
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One of Canada’s biggest trucking carriers has filed for bankruptcy protection after lender Mitsubishi HC Capital America filed a lawsuit seeking $100 million. https://lnkd.in/eDJKzx6X
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They took full advantage of the Covid Market of any way possible to make maximum profits. Making $30,000 plus on trucks they bought from dealers and than finance them at 20% plus interest rate to people who will not really not get credit anywhere else. I would say a good percentage of todays issue is caused by Dealers like these oops I meant to say leasing companies like these. My thoughts are that all Manufacturers are to blame for it also as knowing they are acting like a dealer, decided to look the other way and make dealer to dealer sales. All everyone cared during covid was how can we make make maximum profits, we all know cost didn’t go up 30-40% to make the equipment.
Lots of rumors swirling about Pride Group. We can confirm it has filed for creditor protection to restructure, following a nearly $100M lawsuit by lender Mitsubishi Capital. More to come.
Pride Group files for bankruptcy protection to restructure amid lawsuit - Truck News
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"It should seem evident that preserving confidentiality in an M&A transaction is important to everyone involved, but particularly for the seller of a tire business," says Michael McGregor in his latest column for MTD. https://lnkd.in/g8nza_hU #moderntiredealer #tires #tireindustry #mutualconfidentiality #confidentialityagreements #businesstransaction
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Just doing the math on this... Let's imagine that $12.3M is owed... And also, let's imaging the $2.3M of that is interest on outstanding balance...which means that the monies owed is $10.0M. Now, let's assume that each detention day costs $250/day. That means that Giti tires has racked up 40,000 detention days. Let's assume that they move 10,000 containers per year. (This could be an under-estimation.). That would mean, on average, they are racking up 4 detention days / container. At $250/day, that's an extra $1000 per container...on average. Something is really amiss here. What am I missing?
Talking about Flexport is always fun, and this lawsuit is going to be fun to watch: https://lnkd.in/gyfMK-rW Let's acknowledge a couple things before a hot take: 1) It seems strange to me that a service provider (Flexport) should allow a customer (Giti Tires) to rack up a bill that high without terminating service first. I don't know what the right number is before the CFO says, hold on a sec...but it probably isn't $10M, 5M, or even 2M. Especially if I (as Flexport) am paying those bills to the VOCCs. 2) It raises the question as to how prevalent this is at Flexport. How big is their AR account? How much of that account is 30-days, 60-days, 90-days past due? And how many other accounts might have hefty unpaid bills? Will we see other lawsuits filed? 3) It is clear that the winners in this case will be the lawyers. Arbitration is often a faster route to an outcome...(which in turn reduces the legal bills)...but it isn't clear to me that Giti Tires is interested in getting to the end faster. There's a famous J Paul Getty quote that goes something like: Owe a bank a hundred dollars and you are in trouble. Owe the bank $100 million and they are in trouble. (I'm not sure when that quote was uttered...but he was born in 1892, and so we can probably add a couple zeros to both those figures.) This seems like a bit of that situation. If Flexport had dealt with the problem when they were owed $500,000 or $1 million, Giti Tires would not be in a particularly good negotiating position. Owing $12.3M is going to result in some kind of negotiated settlement where Flexport is going to get pennies on the dollar for what it is owed. At best, this is an isolated account that pointed out bad financial control. Fortunately they have a 'fortress balance sheet' which allows them to absorb the blow, and enables them to improve their processes to ensure this doesn't happen again. At worst, this is an example of systematic poor financial management which could be cause for alarm. I have no idea which scenario this is...but as I said, Flexport is fun to talk about.
Flexport sues BCO for $12.3m of unpaid box detention charges - The Loadstar
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What is Retention Of Title? A Retention of Title (RoT) clause is a provision in a sales contract that allows the seller to retain ownership of goods until certain conditions are met, usually full payment by the buyer. This concept is particularly important in the context of insolvency because it protects sellers by allowing them to reclaim their goods if the buyer becomes insolvent. If a RoT clause is not in place then the supplier would not be able to claim their goods back and would become an unsecured creditor of the company. As an unsecured creditor, the seller would in all likelihood not receive any payment for their goods potentially causing them some financial difficulty too. There are some limitations to a RoT claim and it is not always a straightforward process to make a claim. The claim may be unsuccessful if the goods have been mixed with others, transformed, or sold during the normal course of business and therefore unrecoverable. Want to know more? Give me a shout! 📞 020 3576 3854 📧 info@rtturnaroundandrecovery.co.uk
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So, you've sold your business and cashed out—perfect! 💰 ...but that might not be the end of the story if you haven't limited your liability in the transaction documents. One effective way to limit your liability is by setting a minimum claim threshold below which a warranty claim cannot be made. 📉 In legal terms, this is known as a 'de minimis threshold.' The purpose? To prevent frivolous claims. As a seller, you wouldn’t want the buyer to pursue every minor issue that isn’t materially significant. For example, if the de minimis threshold is AED 50,000, the buyer cannot make a claim for an AED 5,000 fine discovered post-acquisition. There are many strategies to minimize liability, and this is just one of them. Stay tuned for more tips on how to protect yourself effectively. 🔍 #mergersandacquisitions #M&A #UAEbusiness #UAElaws
