CH Robinson has strongly refuted allegations in a racketeering lawsuit brought by six US trucking companies, and confirmed that carriers within the Super Ego network are no longer part of its freight network. The company told The Loadstar that the complaint mischaracterised its carrier relationships and inaccurately described testimony given by a former employee.
CH Robinson has strongly refuted allegations in a racketeering lawsuit brought by six US trucking companies, and confirmed that carriers within the Super Ego network are no longer part of its freight network.
The company told The Loadstar that the complaint mischaracterised its carrier relationships and inaccurately described testimony given by a former employee.
The specific trucking companies under their umbrella that we worked with each...
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CH Robinson has strongly refuted allegations in a racketeering lawsuit brought by six US trucking companies, and confirmed that carriers within the Super Ego network are no longer part of its freight network. The company told The Loadstar that the complaint mischaracterised its carrier relationships and inaccurately described testimony given by a former employee. The specific trucking companies under their umbrella that we worked with each...
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