Freight 360 Transportation Law with Matt Leffler Part 1 | Episode 293
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May 9, 2025 Matthew Leffler, an attorney and adjunct law professor specializing in supply chain law, dives into crucial trucking legalities. He sheds light on non-compete agreements and broker transparency. The discussion navigates through recent cases like Werner and Wabash, emphasizing the need for clear contracts and better documentation. Leffler also warns about legal risks while highlighting how automation could revolutionize the industry, underscoring the necessity of education amidst evolving regulations.
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Prepare for International Road Check
- Start preparing for International Road Check by focusing on driver safety, hours of service, and vehicle tire conditions.
- Ensure trucks have properly maintained tires to pass inspections and avoid being put out of service.
Supply Chain Is Poorly Understood
- The supply chain industry lacks public education on transit realities and logistics complexities.
- Amazon's two-day delivery model increased consumer awareness that supply chain and product are inseparable.
Family Roots in Trucking
- Matthew Leffler's family trucking history spans from his grandfather's grain hauling to his father's extensive maintenance career with FedEx Ground.
- Despite initial reluctance, Matthew joined the family business as general counsel, blending legal expertise with deep trucking knowledge.