ATA seeks summaryjudgment in Portof Los Angeles case

The American Trucking Associations (ATA) filed its final response brief seeking summary judgment in certain aspects of its challenge to the Port of Los Angeles Concession Plan mechanism. Summary judgment is a procedural device that allows a court to decide some or all of the legal issues involved in a case prior to trial if there is no legitimate dispute as to material facts surrounding those issues. Among other things, ATA is asking the US District Court to find in its favor the legal issue of whether the port's Concession Agreement has a sufficient impact on motor carrier ...

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