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Business Law Case Study: Hi Mollie

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Hi Mollie, The truckers started pulling out the X1 product yesterday. It looks like United Road bided out the work out to other carries to handle this movement. The trucking companies they are using are pulling VIN specific loads and are looking for exact locations. The two truckers I talked to yesterday, I told them the best I could do was tell them the general area to pick up the units and that they would have to find them. I though our original agreement was the truckers where going to pull in blocks and not VIN specific loads. One other issue is that 44 units we received had the wrong shipping label on them. The units said either Charleston or Baltimore. I was able to work with my local BMW and use your provide Dock Receipt with

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