
A podcast dedicated to empowering the victims of semi-truck wrecks.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 93 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Some shippers and receivers post signs on their restroom doors that read "No Truckers Allowed." That's how a lot of drivers get treated at the places where they pick up and drop off loads. And how a driver gets treated has a lot more to do with road ... more
Some gas stations keep their security footage for only 14 days. Doorbell cameras record over themselves. And the trucking company's investigators are often working the scene before the 911 call is even finished. What happens in the first 48 hours aft... more
It's never been easier to hire the wrong attorney. Most people interviewing law firms after a truck crash ask about the lawyer, and they forget to ask about everyone else on the team. In this episode of Ask David, Board-Certified Truck Accident Attor... more
You can now see where semi crashes happened on your commute in 2025, before the federal government has even published that data. That lag has frustrated David Craig for years, so his firm built something to close it. In this episode of After the Cras... more
A mother lost her son on I-74 to a crash that never had to happen. The technology to prevent it already existed. The trucking company just didn't install it.
In this episode of After the Crash, David Craig talks with Celeste Bowens-Martin, a profess... more
Most families never stop to ask this question before hiring a lawyer: is the attorney still learning, or did they stop once they passed the bar?
In this episode of Ask David, David Craig sits down with co-host Ashley Napier to break down why continu... more
Board-Certified Truck Accident Attorney David Craig breaks down one of the most dangerous places to be behind the wheel: a construction zone. Every summer, road work stretches across Indiana highways, and every year families lose loved ones in wrecks... more
Every year, more than 5,000 people are killed and over 100,000 are seriously injured in crashes involving large commercial trucks. A lot of those crashes were preventable. Not because the technology didn't exist, but because someone made a deliberate... more
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The show centers on trucking-accident litigation, safety, policy, and practical strategies for maximizing case value. Across episodes, topics repeatedly surface around legal insights for truck crashes, regulatory updates, and the use of documentary storytelling, data, and expert input to strengthen settlements and trials. A recurring thread involves the intersection of trucking operations, safety standards, medical certification, and advocacy, with guests ranging from board-certified trucking-law practitioners to CDL instructors, medical examiners, and industry investigators. The format often blends actionable legal guidance with behind-the-scenes perspectives on how industry practices, policy changes, and technology influence outcomes for ... more
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Recent guests on After the Crash include:
1. David Craig
2. Clint Crabtree
3. Nick Perin
4. Celeste Bowens Martin
5. Bobby Craig
6. Steve Snyder
7. Jonathan Brickman
8. Sam Littrell
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