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International Auto Logistics, LLC v. Liberty Global Logistics, LLC
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2:14-cv-00156
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December 10, 2014
DOD Contractor's $3M Car-Shipping Row Goes To Arbitration
A Georgia federal court on Wednesday stayed a suit brought by International Auto Logistics LLC over Liberty Global Logistics LLC's failure to transport privately owned vehicles for the U.S. Department of Defense until the companies hashed out their issues in arbitration.
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November 24, 2014
DOD Contractor Wants Arbitration In $3M Car-Shipping Row
Liberty Global Logistics asked a Georgia federal judge on Friday to drop a suit brought by International Auto Logistics LLC over Liberty's failure to transport privately owned vehicles for the U.S. Department of Defense, saying the real dispute — $3 million IAC failed to pay — should be arbitrated.
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October 20, 2014
Defense Contractor Ordered To Ship Cars In $3M Contract Row
A Georgia federal judge on Sunday temporarily blocked Liberty Global Logistics LLC from halting its ocean carriage services to military contractor International Auto Logistics LLC over $3 million in alleged nonpayments, ruling such a stoppage could disrupt the federal government's ability to transport troops.