Board Certified in Truck Accident Law* | Catastrophic Injury & Truck Crash Litigation
Bryan L. Bradley is a nationally respected trial attorney and senior partner at ALLEN LAW GROUP, LLC, where he devotes his practice exclusively to representing individuals and families harmed by catastrophic personal injury and wrongful death—primarily in complex commercial truck and bus crash litigation. He has spent his entire career fighting for the injured and has never represented insurance companies or corporations in defense.
With extensive trial experience in both state and federal courts, Bryan has secured numerous seven- and eight-figure settlements and verdicts in Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Wyoming, and North Carolina. His cases routinely involve wrongful death, traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, disc injuries, and other life-altering harm resulting from negligent trucking operations.
Bryan’s success lies in his ability to untangle complex factual scenarios, identify all responsible parties, and bring clarity to multi-layered liability disputes involving motor carriers, brokers, shippers, and third-party logistics providers. He brings deep fluency in electronic logging devices, event data recorders, fleet management systems, and transportation and broker agreements, allowing him to uncover key liability facts that many lawyers miss.
His understanding of trucking isn’t just technical—it’s personal. Raised in a multigenerational trucking family, Bryan spent his formative years surrounded by tractor-trailers. His father and grandfather were career truckers, giving him a working-class foundation and insider’s knowledge of the industry. He speaks the language of the road and knows how to hold negligent operators accountable.
One of his most notable cases was his leadership role in the Indiana State Fair stage collapse litigation, a mass casualty event that resulted in multiple deaths and severe injuries. Bryan helped secure justice for several victims and their families in one of the most significant civil cases in state history.
Bryan is known not only for his skill in the courtroom, but also for his compassion and personal commitment to his clients. He approaches each case with empathy and a deep understanding that behind every injury is a family in crisis. Clients often come to Bryan at the most difficult point in their lives. He takes the time to listen, explain, and guide with respect, clarity, and care.
To Bryan, legal advocacy is about more than obtaining results—it’s about restoring dignity, security, and justice. His clients value his responsiveness, accessibility, and unwavering loyalty. He treats each case with the urgency and thoroughness he would expect if his own loved ones were involved.
– J.D., Valparaiso University School of Law
– B.A., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
– Major (Ret.), U.S. Army Reserve, Judge Advocate General’s Corps
– Graduate, U.S. Army Command & General Staff College
– U.S. Army Airborne and Infantry Schools
– Recipient, Meritorious Service Medal for overseas service during Operation Enduring Freedom / Operation Iraqi Freedom
– Indiana and Illinois (1994)
– U.S. District Courts: Northern & Southern Districts of Indiana; Northern & Central Districts of Illinois; Western District of Michigan
– U.S. Courts of Appeals: Seventh and Tenth Circuits
– U.S. Court of Federal Claims
– United States Supreme Court
– Board Certified in Truck Accident Law, National Board of Trial Advocacy
– Attorney of the Year, Best Lawyers – Personal Injury
– Best Lawyers in America – Plaintiff’s Personal Injury and Product Liability (multiple years)
– AV Preeminent Peer Review Rating, Martindale-Hubbell
– Top 10 Trucking Trial Lawyers, The National Trial Lawyers
– Top 100 Trial Lawyers, National Trial Lawyers
– Indiana Super Lawyers
– Board of Regents, Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys
– Executive Committee & College of Fellows, Indiana Trial Lawyers Association
– Sustaining Member, American Association for Justice
– Contributing Author, Truck Accident Litigation, 2nd & 3rd Editions (ABA)
– Attorney Information Exchange Group (AIEG)
– Life Member, Million Dollar Advocates Forum
– Life Fellow, Indiana Bar Foundation
– Member, Lake County Bar Association
Bryan is a sought-after speaker and instructor on topics including trucking regulations, civil trial practice, damages, and the use of scientific and electronic evidence in litigation. He has presented nationally for the Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys, Federal Bar Association, National Business Institute, ICLEF, ITLA, and others.
Select presentations and publications include:
-Damages Symposium, Chair, Indiana Trial Lawyers Association (2025)
-Truck Crash Litigation: Crafting and Challenging High Stakes Cases, Federal Bar Association (2025)
– Advanced Trucking, Moderator, ATAA (2024)
– Trucking Accident Litigation 101, Faculty, Federal Bar Association (2021–2024)
– Trial Rule 30(B)(6) Depositions – Objections and Conduct, ITLA (2024)
– Scientific Evidence & Experts, ICLEF (2023)
– Truck Accident Litigation from Start to Finish, NBI (2020–2023)
– Why Truck Cases Are Different, ITLA (2022)
– FMCSA’s Safety Management Cycle, ATAA (2021)
– Collecting the Excess Verdict, Indianapolis Bar Association (2019)
– Chapter 7: Spoliation of Evidence, Co-Author, Truck Accident Litigation, ABA (2006)
Bryan is a supporter of animal welfare. He is also a member of the Ancient Free & Accepted Masons, American Legion, Military Officers Association, and Reserve Officers Association. In his free time, he enjoys life with his wife and their adopted German Shepherds.
*The Indiana Supreme Court recognizes Truck Accident Law certification as a specialty. The Supreme Court of Illinois does not recognize certifications of specialties in the practice of law and that the certificate, award or recognition is not a requirement to practice law in Illinois.