Visual check won’t hold water in this liability claim

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Visual check won’t hold water in this liability claim

Colin Barrett, president, Barrett Transportation Consultants | Nov 19, 2018 2:45PM EST

US courts would no doubt rule on the side of safety after a claim filed involving a damaged airplane engine shipment.
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