For transportation attorneys
Transportation attorneys: represent carriers in your state
The National Transportation Attorney Network is a carrier-first directory. We are looking for transportation attorneys who represent motor carriers, owner-operators and small trucking companies, and who want small carriers to stay in business.
Why carriers need you
Carriers are getting hit, and most don't know where to turn.
Online cargo theft has risen 1,500% over the past four years, according to the American Trucking Associations. Double brokering, chameleon companies, fake load board postings and brokers who don't pay are hitting small carriers every day.
Many of these carriers start at Freight Broker Complaint, where an investigator reviews the facts and gives the other company a fair chance to respond. When a case needs an attorney, carriers need one who understands rate confirmations, bills of lading and how freight really moves.
Matters carriers bring
- Freight charge collection
- Broker nonpayment and bond or trust claims
- Cargo claims
- Double brokering and freight fraud
- Equipment theft and recovery
- Carrier contracts
- FMCSA and DOT regulatory matters
- Insurance disputes
- Business formation for carriers
- Litigation and trial work
Who we're looking for
Attorneys who want small carriers to stay in business.
Licensed and in good standing
In the states where you practice.
Carrier experience
You represent motor carriers, owner-operators, trucking companies or logistics businesses.
Freight paperwork
Comfortable with rate confirmations, bills of lading, broker-carrier agreements and broker bonds and trusts.
Responsive
Small business owners need clear answers, quickly.
Carrier first
Keeping the business running is the point of the case.
No truck-accident injury practices
This network is carrier first, so we don't list attorneys who sue carriers over accidents.
How it works
From your first message to your first carrier.
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Fill out the form
Tell us about your practice and the states where you are licensed.
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We review it
We review every attorney personally.
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We get back to you
We reach you directly to talk about the network.
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Carriers find you
Carriers in your state who need a transportation attorney can contact you.
Join the network
Do you want to join our network?
If you're an attorney interested in representing our carriers, contact us. Fill out the form and we will get back to you directly.
The National Transportation Attorney Network, Freight Broker Complaint and Logistical Forwarding Solutions are not law firms and do not give legal advice. Each attorney stays responsible for following the rules of professional conduct in the states where they practice.
Our family
Who stands behind the network.
Logistical Forwarding SolutionsThe company behind the network. Trucking company development, management and DOT compliance.
Freight Broker ComplaintPowers the network. File a free complaint and get your case investigated.Freight UniversityGet educated. Learn the freight business so you never need an attorney.Questions from attorneys
Do I have to accept every case?
No. You review each matter yourself and decide whether to take it. Your legal judgment, client relationships and engagement terms stay yours.
Is the network a law firm?
No. The National Transportation Attorney Network, Freight Broker Complaint and Logistical Forwarding Solutions are not law firms and do not give legal advice.
What happens after I fill out the form?
We review every attorney personally and get back to you directly.