Former Employee Fights TQL’s Extraordinary Non-compete

A former employee sued TQL, alleging that it has interfered with his efforts to get a job outside of the trucking industry. The complaint begins: “This case demonstrates the extraordinary measures TQL will take to harm the career prospects of an employee who has the temerity to leave the company.” The former employee’s lawyer Pete Patterson joins Cassandra to discuss the details of the case.

[@1064SK]

Is Pete going to open Pandoras Box on any of the other workers sued by TQL as a class action? He should think about it because this will take a decade or more to resolve.

[@Bball32396]

Congrats on the W

[@eriksmith4085]

TQL is cheating me out of a 871 miles of a back haul that was supposed to be a drop off power only. In that load they also have decided there are 16 pages of missing BOL when it was actually the load manifest. Only one page was the BOL. It was signed and factored by Truckstop. Truckstop is now saying I am agreeing to retrieve paperwork that doesn't exist. I can't even call them as they won't answer their phones. Home Depot, the shipper, is the only one who answers and has said I did everything correctly. Happy trucking y'all!!

[@2020HotShotTruckingLLC]

Cassandra you have very pretty eyes, so please adjust your lighting... the reflections in your glasses are very distracting. Hope this has been resolved by now.

[@thomasbrooksjr380]

😂

[@transmartlogistics9529]

Tql is not good I won’t recommend it. We have a Lotta issues with them. They find a way to not pay you the rate, make sure you read the bol and the conditions do not deliver somewhere else if the bill of landing it’s not correct you’re not obligated to deliver different places if the bill of landing don’t have the correct address