09/25/2026
βWeβre seen as a big target. Weβre seen as deep pockets, and Iβm sorry, weβre a family company. Weβre not deep pockets.β..Thatβs the scary and frustrating thing about it. Fifty years in business and three generations later we could have an accident tomorrow that could end it all." - Jamie Bradley, Doug Bradley Trucking, Inc.
KMCA was in Washington, D.C. this week standing up for trucking, and Transport Topics highlighted the urgent concerns our members brought to their elected officials. Lawsuit abuse, runaway verdicts, third-party litigation funding, and fraudulent claims are threatening the survival of family-owned trucking companies across Kansas.
These businesses keep our shelves stocked and our communities running. If predatory litigation drives them out, who will deliver your groceries, your prescriptions, and the everyday goods you count on?
American Trucking Associations
Kansas trucking executives used their annual Call on Washington to press lawmakers on the financial threat of lawsuit abuse, among other concerns.