Huntington sues 24 R&R companies over more than $12M in debt
Months after Pittsburgh-based R&R Family of Companies collapsed, creditors are still trying to get paid. The post Huntington sues 24 R&R companies over more than $12M in debt appeared first on FreightWaves .
Huntington National Bank has filed a federal lawsuit against 24 R&R-related trucking and freight companies, alleging they owe more than $12 million in debt as part of a shared lending arrangement. The lawsuit, filed on June 8 in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania, claims the defendants are jointly and severally liable for the outstanding obligations, allowing the bank to seek repayment from any or all of the companies.
The 24 defendants, which include R&R Express, RFX, GT Worldwide Transport, Refrigerated Food Express, and several other companies, are connected through R&R Express Holdco and RFX, forming a complex corporate structure. Huntington alleges the financial collapse of R&R Family of Companies, which began shutting down in January, led to the remaining debt.
The bank's complaint explains that R&R's financial condition deteriorated during the freight recession that followed the pandemic-era boom, accelerating in 2025. By late 2025, Huntington and S&T Bank notified R&R-related borrowers they would no longer provide additional advances under the operating loans, after which the defendants "ceased operating due to a lack of liquidity and access to financing."
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