Texas's 3PL (Third-Party Logistics) sector faces evolving legal landscapes, demanding vigilance on labor laws (FLSA, OSHA), federal transport rules (FMCSA)…

Securing a sound Refueling Services Agreement in Texas is a crucial step for businesses in the oil and gas, aviation, or ground transportation sectors.

Staff leasing agreements, often referred to as Professional Employer Organization (PEO) services, have become an increasingly common strategy for transportation companies operating within the complex regulatory landscape of Texas.

When businesses in Texas ship goods, they operate under a distinct set of legal agreements that differ significantly depending on whether the recipient is another business (B2B) or a consumer (B2C).

Outsourced attorneys practicing in Texas who are skilled at helping companies navigate the intricacies of the state's transportation landscape are valuable allies.

A Master Freight Services Agreement (MFSA) is a critical document for any business that regularly ships goods in and out of Texas.

In today’s highly volatile freight market, relying solely on standard, carrier-drafted, or industry-standard terms of service is a risky strategy for shippers aiming to protect their margins and capacity.

Refrigerated transport, often called "reefer" transport, is a vital but complex area of logistics, especially in a large state like Texas where distances are vast and temperatures can be extreme.

For businesses operating in Texas, managing a fleet of vehicles is a significant undertaking, involving everything from routine maintenance to accident management and fuel procurement.

When Texas-based businesses seek seamless direct logistics solutions and asset-based transportation across the contiguous 48 states, the intricacies of the law can be as vast as the open road itself.

Texas logistics businesses face complex legal landscapes, from navigating intricate federal and state regulations regarding everything from cargo securement to driver hours of service, to negotiating detailed contracts with shippers and carriers.

In Texas, securing the necessary trucks and trailers for your business operations often involves entering into detailed lease agreements. These contracts are the foundation of commercial vehicle acquisition for many businesses…

Shipping tobacco products into the state of Texas, or even within its borders, is not as simple as placing an item in a box and sending it on its way.

Petroleum transport contracts are essential, legally binding agreements that oil and gas companies, transporters, and other stakeholders in the energy supply chain use to move crude oil, refined products, and natural gas across Texas.

Moving a household, a business or a commercial enterprise in the state of Texas involves a complex web of logistics, not least of which is the critical transport agreement …

Interstate transport agreements in Texas law primarily govern how commercial vehicles cross state lines, distinguishing them from intrastate operations via FMCSA authority (MC Number) versus TxDMV (Intrastate)…

Drafting a legally sound contract for the transport of radioactive materials in Texas requires a meticulous approach, blending an understanding of state and federal regulatory frameworks with precise contractual language.

Transport agreements in Texas, often referred to as carrier contracts or bills of lading in the context of commercial shipping, form the legal backbone of moving goods across the state's vast expanse.

A courier delivery service agreement is a critical document for businesses operating in Texas, establishing the legal framework for the secure and timely transport of goods.

Transportation broker agreements are essential contracts that structure the relationship between brokers, shippers, and motor carriers in the complex logistics industry.