Transportation Times Newsletter: Second Quarter 2019

April 15, 2019
By Kelsea Eckert
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In this issue of Transportation Times, we discuss the Mid-America Trucking Show. Kelsea explains how self-insured fleets can leverage outside help to recover on claims already paid. In addition, learn more about our staff and upcoming events. Click the link below to read the newsletter in full.

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Kelsea Eckert

Attorney at Law

Kelsea Eckert enjoys helping clients resolve their insurance and downtime claims. She is active in the trucking community and is always willing to speak with groups about transportation topics.

Kelsea was raised in the Bloomington, Illinois area and has practiced law since 1988. She lives in Florida and Kentucky, representing clients across the United States.

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