Transportation, Logistics and the Law

Other Texts & Sources of Education

This website is pleased to serve as a source of additional educational texts and sources of education of value to members of the shipping and transportation community. To obtain these educational materials, simply complete the following form and submit it to the undersigned:

A Practitioner's Guide to 101+ Actions to Improve Transportation
and Logistics Performance
ISBN#: 0-9754243-0-0
Authors: Edward J. Marien, Ph.D. and Lee Cisneros
Price: $ 28.95
Copyright: 2004

This 130-page text appears to be a summation of a professional Distribution Executive's lifelong experience in managing transportation and logistics for major corporations. It is a "goldmine" for anyone laboring today in this field. The authors go to great lengths to share their time-tested practices and procedures for improving the management of transportation costs. The text contains concrete examples, not untested theories, on how corporations can save money. It could readily serve as a Corporate Procedures Manual for busy transportation and logistics personnel.

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Pigwick Papers, LLC
1314 W. Johnson St
Madison WI 53175
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"U.S. Domestic Terms of Sale and INCOTERMS 2000 ®"
Updated November 2004
by Brent Wm. Primus, J.D., Primus Law Office, P.A.
and
by Catherine J. Petersen, C J Petersen & Associates, LLC

Publisher: Global Training Center, Inc.
ISBN1-891249-17-7
135 pages

This book introduces the difference between the trade terms commonly used in U.S. Domestic Trade under the Uniform Commercial Code Article 2 and those used in international trade developed by the International Chamber of Commerce called INCOTERMS 2000. It also provides a common sense explanation of the domestic and international terms and explains the distinct differences between the usage and application of domestic and international terms.

U.S. Domestic Terms of Sale and INCOTERMS 2000 puts in plain language why the domestic terms commonly used - such as FOB Origin and Freight Collect - do not work to the seller's advantage in international sales. Learn how INCOTERMS 2000 can benefit you and your company when developing international business contracts and agreements.

Book Chapters
• The Most Commonly Used Terms of Sale for Domestic Transactions in the U.S.
• INCOTERMS 2000: Product Transportation and Risk of Loss
• Trade Term Self-Assessment
• Case Studies
• Resources
• Glossary

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Please provide a sample copy of "TransDigest", the Transportation & Logistics Council, Inc.'s monthly newsletter (containing valuable "Questions & Answers"), and a catalog on their texts and seminars as we are interested in joining the Council to stay current on developments in transportation and logistics.

Please send an information package on the Institute of Logistical Management's (ILM) Distance Learning Courses on Logistics which offers transferable college credits.

Please send information on how to purchase "U.S. Domestic Terms of Sale and INCOTERMS 2000 ®"

Please send information on how to purchase "Intermodal Transport by Land in the United States", a Guide to Intermodal Trucking, by Malcolm Newbourne. Text and printed Forms (250 pages with CD) ......$ 75.00

Please send information on how to purchase "A Practical Guide to Transportation", by Michael B. Stroh ......$ 29.95

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