Expeditors in court – spotlight on 'no layoffs' policy
Lawyers kept happy
The years-long battles between PayCargo and its compatriot rival, CargoSprint, have finally come to a close, with a final payment of some $16m.
The two companies have fought four legal battles, the last now resolved in favour of PayCargo, which was ruled to have won its trademark infringement and breach of contract lawsuit.
CargoSprint last month paid the award as well as damages, attorney fees and costs, at a total of $16,395,683.90.
CargoSprint appealed the court’s initial decision in September 2022, after a ...
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