Bar Admissions
- Indiana (2002)
Court Admissions
- All Indiana state and federal courts
- Indianapolis Bar Association
- Indiana State Bar Association
- American Bar Association
- Women in Trucking Association
Rebecca (Becky) Trenner represents the firm’s clients in federal and state employment and unemployment tax controversies, with a particular focus on defending the classification of various transportation professionals, such as transportation equipment owner-operators and freight agents, as independent contractors. Becky defends transportation industry clients in disputes, including:
- State agency efforts to reclassify independent contractor owner-operators as a motor carrier’s employees for unemployment benefit claim and unemployment taxation purposes
- Federal and state employment tax inquiries involving independent contractor reclassification
- State agency attempts to reclassify independent contractor owner-operators as employees for workers’ compensation purposes
- State unemployment tax successor liability and State Unemployment Tax Act (SUTA) rate manipulation (i.e. SUTA dumping) investigations and appeals
Internally, Becky serves as the firm’s Associate Development Partner, responsible for facilitating, supporting, and guiding our associate attorneys’ training and professional development.
- Valparaiso University, B.S.
- Valparaiso University School of Law, J.D.
Top 10 Legal Issues Facing Motor Carriers in 2024
Bar Admissions
- Indiana (2002)
Court Admissions
- All Indiana state and federal courts
- Indianapolis Bar Association
- Indiana State Bar Association
- American Bar Association
- Women in Trucking Association
- rtrenner@scopelitis.com
- (317) 492-9239
- (317) 687-2414
- Indianapolis &
Bar Admissions
- Indiana (2002)
Court Admissions
- All Indiana state and federal courts
- Indianapolis Bar Association
- Indiana State Bar Association
- American Bar Association
- Women in Trucking Association
Rebecca (Becky) Trenner represents the firm’s clients in federal and state employment and unemployment tax controversies, with a particular focus on defending the classification of various transportation professionals, such as transportation equipment owner-operators and freight agents, as independent contractors. Becky defends transportation industry clients in disputes, including:
- State agency efforts to reclassify independent contractor owner-operators as a motor carrier’s employees for unemployment benefit claim and unemployment taxation purposes
- Federal and state employment tax inquiries involving independent contractor reclassification
- State agency attempts to reclassify independent contractor owner-operators as employees for workers’ compensation purposes
- State unemployment tax successor liability and State Unemployment Tax Act (SUTA) rate manipulation (i.e. SUTA dumping) investigations and appeals
Internally, Becky serves as the firm’s Associate Development Partner, responsible for facilitating, supporting, and guiding our associate attorneys’ training and professional development.
- Valparaiso University, B.S.
- Valparaiso University School of Law, J.D.
Top 10 Legal Issues Facing Motor Carriers in 2024
Rebecca Trenner, Shannon Cohen, Kelli Block, Jannie Steck, Caroline Milner, Colleen McCoy, and Madeleine Baker presented “Top 10 Legal Issues Facing Motor Carriers in 2024” at the Women in Trucking’s Accelerate! Conference and Expo, November 11-13, in Dallas, Texas.
Andy Light, Tim Wiseman, Shannon Cohen, Don Vogel, Becky Trenner, Bill Brejcha, Fritz Damm, Kathleen Jeffries, Tim Cochren and J.D. Robinson attended the TLA Regional Seminar and Bootcamp, January 23-24, in Chicago, IL
Rebecca Trenner, Shannon Cohen and Jannie Steck will attend the Women in Trucking’s Accelerate! Conference & Expo, September 30 – October 2, in Dallas, Texas.