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Whoever owns the freight while in transit has the responsibility for filing claims for loss and damage. Unless the purchase contract states otherwise, the F.O.B. point governs the transfer of title.
A benefit of having long-standing relationships with a carrier is that a 3PL will amass years worth of operational data that can tell them exactly what that carriers frequency of damage claims is. The typical damage ratio we see for LTL carriers is 1-2%.
How to File a Freight Claim Step 1: Carefully inspect freight upon arrival before signing the POD. Step 2: Save what you can. Step 3: File a claims form with supporting documentation. Step 4: Know the carriers maximum liability limit. Step 5: Keep an eye on the claims timeline.
Carriers are almost always responsible for transit loss or damage. However, consignees have a legal responsibility for keeping damage costs at a minimum and must accept damaged freight that can be reasonably repaired.
LTL (less than truckload) freight claims must be filed within 9 months of the delivery date. Carriers have 30 days to acknowledge the claim and 120 days from the date of acknowledgment to come to terms.
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What are LTL shipping requirements? LTL shipping typically requires proper packaging, labeling and documentation. Shipments should generally be palletized and weigh between 150 to 10,000 pounds, though exact requirements may vary by carrier.
Proof of shipment and related issues. Packing list. Packing list including weights, measurements and detailed lists of the goods in each package. Bill of lading. Bill of lading showing the full details of what was shipped including the origin address, destination address, and International Commercial Terms (Incoterms).

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