Brake for Justice: Navigating Truck
Accident Cases
Brake for Justice is a video podcast and companion audio series exploring truck accident litigation, FMCSA regulations, trial strategy, evidence preservation, liability, and the legal issues shaping commercial transportation nationwide.
Hosted by plaintiff truck accident attorneys Jordan M. Jones and Diana Diskin, the show features practical conversations about the cases, federal regulations, expert evidence, and legal strategies that influence commercial vehicle litigation.
Each episode is designed to provide practical insight for attorneys, legal professionals, law students, and transportation industry experts.
Start with our featured episode below.
Featured Conversation
Begin with our attorney discussion on the legal, regulatory, and evidentiary issues shaping modern truck accident litigation. Watch the full video, listen to the audio podcast, or explore the transcript and show notes.
Episode 2: How Proposed ELD Exemptions Could Increase Fatal Crashes
Featuring Jordan M. Jones, Diana Diskin & Alexander Kemp
A discussion examining the proposed FMCSA exemption to Electronic Logging Device requirements, the safety concerns raised by plaintiff attorneys, and what the proposal could mean for future truck accident litigation.
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What You’ll Learn
Brake for Justice examines the legal, regulatory, and strategic issues that shape truck accident litigation. Each episode draws on real litigation experience to explore the laws, evidence, and transportation safety topics that influence commercial vehicle cases across the country.
Topics include:
- Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSA)
- Electronic Logging Devices (ELDs) and telematics evidence
- Hours of Service compliance and driver fatigue
- Evidence preservation and spoliation issues
- Broker, carrier, shipper, and employer liability
- Accident reconstruction and expert testimony
- Transportation safety policy and regulatory changes
- Catastrophic injury and wrongful death litigation
Every episode combines real litigation experience with practical discussions on trucking law, transportation safety, and the legal issues shaping commercial vehicle cases.
Why Brake for Justice?
Truck accident litigation continues to evolve as federal regulations, transportation technology, and commercial trucking practices change. Attorneys today must understand not only traditional negligence principles, but also complex federal regulations, electronic evidence, and the policies shaping transportation safety.
Brake for Justice was created to bring experienced truck accident attorneys together to discuss these issues through practical conversations grounded in real litigation experience. Our goal is to elevate the conversation surrounding commercial vehicle litigation while helping attorneys stay informed as the law continues to evolve.
Explore More Conversations
Continue the discussion with additional attorney conversations examining trucking law, FMCSA regulations, litigation strategy, transportation safety, and emerging legal issues.
Episode 1: Why Truck Accident Cases Are Different
A foundational discussion exploring why truck accident litigation differs from ordinary motor vehicle cases, including federal regulations, evidence preservation, and complex liability issues.
Meet the Hosts
Brake for Justice is hosted by attorneys who have dedicated their careers to representing people injured in commercial truck crashes. Drawing on real litigation experience, they examine the legal, regulatory, and safety issues shaping modern truck accident law.
Jordan M. Jones
With NBTA Board Certification in Truck Accident Law, Jordan Jones has successfully litigated over 100 trucking accident cases for California families.
LEARN MORE: Attorney Jordan M. Jones
Diana Diskin
Diana specializes in catastrophic injury and trucking litigation, honored by CAALA and Super Lawyers after helping clients recover over $200M.
LEARN MORE: Attorney Diana Diskin
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The above injury information should not be construed as medical advice. When injured, visit your healthcare provider or the emergency room immediately, even if you are not symptomatic following the accident. Failing to attend medical appointments may indicate to those representing truck drivers and trucking companies that you are not as seriously injured as your complaint suggests.