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Zeke Moya
Partner · Roerig, Oliveira & Fisher, L.L.P. · McAllen, Texas

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Texas Negligent Entrustment Defense: How a Dealership Won Summary Judgment

Zeke Moya
Apr 9
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A carrier agreement checklist showing FMCSA authority, safety rating, and insurance verification items, alongside a legal gavel and semi-truck, illustrating the 7 steps freight brokers need to protect their business after Montgomery v. Caribe Transport

7 Steps to Freight Broker Negligent Hiring Protection After Montgomery v. Caribe Transport

Professional legal infographic about trucking broker liability. A semi-truck drives toward the U.S. Supreme Court building under a dramatic sky. Large headline text reads, “Supreme Court Rules: Broker Liability Landscape Changed,” referencing Montgomery v. Caribe Transport. A judge’s gavel, court opinion document, and checklist highlight key takeaways: FAAAA preemption is no longer a defense, exposure has increased nationwide, and there is no favorable venue for preemption-based dismissal. The graphic is branded with the byline of attorney Ezequiel “Zeke” Moya, Jr. and Roerig, Oliveira & Fisher, LLP, emphasizing the impact of the Supreme Court’s decision on transportation brokers, shippers, insurers, and claims professionals.

The Shield Is Gone: What Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II Means for Insurance Adjusters and TPAs

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Removing the Texas Trucking Case: Foreign Motor Carriers, BOC-3 Agents, and the Path to Federal Court

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