Surprise! The Corporate Transparency Act could impact your trucking business
I am, and always have been, a big fan of surprises. The good surprises, I mean — things liking finding an extra $20 in your
I am, and always have been, a big fan of surprises. The good surprises, I mean — things liking finding an extra $20 in your
Let’s get this out of the way up front: Nobody likes lawyers. I get that. I really do. I ‘m a lawyer myself, and I
For this month’s column, I want to discuss something that I’m sure nobody in the industry has ever addressed (place tongue firmly in cheek here).
In this month’s column, I’d like to revisit a topic I’ve covered a few times: Biometric privacy. Just in case you’ve forgotten, here is a
Columnist and trucking attorney Brad Klepper is busy helping drivers this month. We hope you enjoy this “rerun,” which originally appeared in the March 1,
So, an AI program, a traffic camera and a truck driver walk into a bar…. Ok, so maybe I don’t know a joke about these
One of the fun things (read “challenges”) about writing these columns is trying to figure out something that is timely and that is also of
Attorney Brad Klepper is busy helping drivers solve their legal woes this month. We hope you enjoy this “rerun,” which originally appeared in the May
As I have mentioned before, I travel a lot. By “a lot,” I mean “a whole lot.” Sometimes the travel is to great locations …
OK, I realize that, for the rest of you, Charlie Brown has nothing to do with electric vehicles. However, as the push for electric vehicles
Brad Klepper is busy helping drivers with traffic violations this month, so we’ve pulled this still-relevant column, which originally ran in the Feb. 1, 2022,
In February, Brad Klepper shared tips to help drivers make the best of a bad situation during a traffic stop. This column can be viewed
As a lawyer who defends professional drivers on traffic citations, one of the most frequently asked questions I receive is, “What should I do during
Those of you who actually read my monthly columns are likely aware that I am fundamentally lazy. By this I mean that deep down, at
On rare occasions, I am right about things. By rare, I mean about as often as I win an argument at home. That’s rare. Despite
Brad Klepper is out of pocket this month, but we hope you’ll enjoy this “rerun,” which was originally published in the January 1-15, 2021, edition
I always work under the assumption that I and perhaps a handful of others are really the only people who care about stare decisis and
I am wrong about a lot of things. By “a lot,” I mean an obnoxiously large number of things. So, I guess I should not
Brad Klepper is busy helping drivers this month. We hope you enjoy this column, which originally ran in July 2021. Those of you that read
As you know, I often complain about how the things that are hot topics at the time of writing will be old news by the