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How moving companies can satisfy arbitration requirements

UNITED STATES, JUL 16 – The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration mandates arbitration programs to reduce court cases and ensure disputes are resolved within 60 to 90 days, improving fairness and efficiency.

  • Under federal law, moving companies must register an arbitration program in their Department of Transportation classification, as required by regulation 49 CFR 375.211.
  • Facing clogged U.S. court systems, lawmakers introduced arbitration requirements, offering a fair, cost-effective, and efficient dispute resolution for moving-related disputes.
  • After a dispute is filed, companies have 60 days to resolve it, claims of $10,000 or less must go through the mover’s arbitration, and arbitration must conclude within 60 days of receiving a dispute notice.
  • Through arbitration, firms secure enforceable resolutions and stronger trust, as the arbitrator’s decision is binding on both parties.
  • With arbitration programs in place, moving companies can build trust with potential shippers, as arbitration helps resolve disputes fairly and offers long-term benefits.
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How moving companies can satisfy arbitration requirements

Business Consumer Alliance reports moving companies must implement arbitration programs to resolve disputes fairly, meet legal requirements, and enhance customer trust.

·Helena, United States
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Helena Independent Record broke the news in Helena, United States on Wednesday, July 16, 2025.
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