James Miller

Addressing Cheating in Foreign-Flag Registries to Enhance Fair Competition

The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has initiated an investigation concerning the potential unfair competition posed by foreign “flags of convenience” against U.S.

Lufthansa Cargo Expands Operations by Partnering with ITA Airways and Opening Rome Hub

Lufthansa Cargo is set to broaden its logistical capabilities through a partnership with ITA Airways, the Italian airline where Deutsche Lufthansa AG has purchased a 41% stake.

Insights into Short Sea Shipping Trends and Freight Fraud Implications

Recent discussions in the logistics industry have spotlighted short sea shipping and the implications of freight fraud.

Addressing the Risks of Unlicensed Drivers in Commercial Logistics

In the world of logistics and transportation, it's essential to acknowledge a concerning reality: not every driver holding a license is qualified to drive a commercial vehicle.

Understanding the Impact of Regulatory Risks on Rail Mergers

This week in New York, executives from various prominent rail companies highlighted significant regulatory challenges that may stymie potential mergers among Class I railroads.

Major Charges Against Armenian Crime Groups Over $83 Million Cargo Heist

A recent string of arrests has unveiled a deeply entrenched web of crime involving alleged members of Armenian crime organizations in Los Angeles County.

U.S. Authorities Crack Down on Chinese Parcel Shipments Employing Fraudulent Labels

Temporary Restraining Order Issued Against Two Logistics Firms U.S. law enforcement has stepped in, enforcing a temporary restraining order that restricts two logistics companies operating out of New York City and Los Angeles. These companies, along with their owner, have been barred from utilizing the U.S. Postal Service for shipping packages that feature counterfeit postage labels. This action is a grasp at the complexity arising within the logistics realm, particularly as it intertwines with postal services. Allegations of Long-standing Mail Fraud Last week, federal prosecutors filed a civil complaint with the U.S. District Court for Eastern New York, explicitly stating that YDH Express

Wisconsin Trucking Operator and Affiliate Brokerage Enter Bankruptcy

A trucking company based in Merrill, Wisconsin, along with its affiliate brokerage service, has moved forward with a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.

Averitt Forms Strategic Partnership with Best Overnite Express for Western Operations

The logistics landscape continues to evolve, and recent developments showcase how partnerships can enhance service offerings.

FMCSA Announces Funding Opportunities of $90 Million for FY 2025

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has opened applications for fiscal year 2025, offering up to $90 million in discretionary grants.

New Bill Enforces Monitoring for Global Ports to Address Major Influences

The recent passage of a significant bill aims to tighten monitoring of China's interactions with global ports, a move that is garnering attention for its potential impact on international logistics.

LA-Long Beach Ports Open Bidding for Harbor Rail Services After 26 Years

After a significant hiatus of 26 years, the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have decided to accept proposals from potential operators for the harbor rail services at this major U.S.