April 19, 2021
Dysart Taylor director David M. Buffo has authored an article, “If it Looks Like a Duck, Swims Like a Duck, and Quacks Like a Duck, Then it Probably is a Duck – Except Perhaps When Pleading a Carmack Amendment Claim,” in the April 2021 edition of The Transportation Lawyer, the official publication of the Transportation Lawyers Association (TLA).
Buffo’s article covered a specific transportation case, IKON Transportation Services, Inc. v. Texas Made Truckin, LLC a/k/a Alfredo Rodriguez d/b/a Freddy’s Freight et al, and its importance to the use of a Carmack Amendment claim in notice pleading, a system of requirements that emphasizes pleadings as a way to notify parties of general issues in a case.
Working primarily in transportation and construction, Buffo has been helping Fortune 500 companies and small businesses alike for more than 15 years. He is an experienced commercial litigator with a strong business acumen that helps him understand his clients’ needs.
Read Buffo’s full article in the April 2021 edition (Vol. 22, No. 5) of The Transportation Lawyer.
Contact David Buffo at (816) 714-3023 or dbuffo@dysarttaylor.com.