Owner-Operator Indep. Drivers Assoc. v. United Van Lines, LLC, No. 07-3829. Several individual owner-operators of tractor-trailers leased their trucks to United Van Lines, LLC (“United”). The owner-operators filed suit against United for violations of federal truth in leasing regulations. United file a motion to dismiss, arguing that the owner-operators’ claims were barred by the two-year [...]
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