Lawyers at Freking Myers & Reul on Monday removed a breach-of-contract lawsuit against Abound Logistics, Cyber Tranz Logistics and former employees of competitor Total Quality Logistics to Ohio ...

The holiday mad dash is entering the final stretch. Shopping centers have been packed throughout the Greater Cincinnati area for several weeks. What you do not see inside those busy stores are the ...

Total Quality Logistics on Tuesday announced it’s expanding in Tampa, Fla., by opening a new carrier services division there, the company’s first non-sales division to open outside of corporate ...

Stites & Harbison and Fredrikson & Byron removed to Ohio Southern District Court on Tuesday a trade secret lawsuit against Traffic Tech and Jeffrey Burdick, a former executive of Total Quality ...

Total Quality Logistics plans to open a new sales office in Kansas City, Missouri, on Nov. 14. It's the second location for the freight brokerage firm in the state. TQL opened up a location in St.

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Pregnancy accommodation is not a perk, and return-to-office dogma is not a legal strategy.

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CINCINNATI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Total Quality Logistics (TQL) has been named to Fortune Magazine’s list of the 100 Best Companies to Work For® in 2020. The annual ranking recognizes companies with ...

CINCINNATI (FOX19) -Total Quality Logistics continues to support troops during Military Appreciation Month through a partnership with the United Service Organization of Central and Southern Ohio.

CINCINNATI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Total Quality Logistics, the nation’s second largest freight brokerage firm, announced today the expansion of its “Moves that Matter” program, which covers the cost to ...

An Ohio-based company has been ordered to pay over $22 million to a mother who was denied the opportunity to work-from-home during her high-risk pregnancy. A jury at a Hamilton County court found that ...