​An outstanding amount of money will soon be due for borrowers of commercial debt. Will Nasgovitz, the chief executive of Heartland Advisors charted and explained in a recent article: "roughly $3.3 trillion - 48% of outstanding commercial debt - will come due by 2023." This could have massive impacts on businesses throughout the country especially if the debts are not repaid.

Should a business find themselves falling behind on bank payments, they may start to ignore or attempt to delay payment of vendor bills, thus causing a trickle-down effect of non-payment.

​If you find your attempts to recoup funds are being ignored contact MCB about our mediation or investigation process and reclaim your assets.

Beer. Currently included as part of the most looted cargo items in the U.S., it is easy to sell on the black market. Trucks.com says "Food and beverages have the highest heist rate worldwide, accounting for 27 percent of all cargo theft incidents..." Many thieves attempt to steal from trucks in transit because they are seen as a "vulnerable link in the global cargo chain". Unfortunately, for one truck driver in Phuket, Thailand thieves were able to easily plunder thousands of cans of beer when a truck driver lost control of his truck and spilled nearly 80,000 cans of beers on to the street. The pilferers may face charges for theft if the police are able to identify them. 
If you are unexpectedly in an accident and something happens to your load contact Morgan, Cohen and Bach, an expert in recovery and towing to make sure that you are not overcharged by other parties.