Minor crashes may seem harmless, but ignoring them can cost you much more than you think. In episode three of Beyond the Bar, Thaddeus Wendt breaks down why even small collisions need big attention. From the hidden dangers of adrenaline and sore muscles to insurance company tactics and viral social media myths, this episode guides you through every risk that comes with “brushing it off.” Miles Hicks and Randon Bandom join to share personal stories and give down-to-earth advice that hits close to home. The crew explains how the vast majority of crashes happen surprisingly close to your house and why your decisions in the moment can have lasting effects on your health and your wallet. Find out why it’s critical to get checked out, even when you feel fine at first, and learn how everyday habits like posting on social media can impact your legal claim. Later, the talk shifts to headline news and some heat in the courtroom. Get legal insight on the P Diddy trial and what’s riding on jury questions, then hear a real take on Caitlin Clark, physical play in the WNBA, and how fame, rivalry, and jealousy play out on the court. With Fourth of July just around the corner, the team also serves up plainspoken safety tips for fireworks and the quirks of “Pie and Beer Day” in Utah. Whether you light up the night or just watch, the guidelines here will help keep all your fingers (and your wallet) safe. This episode is packed with useful tips, local flavor, and stories you won’t forget. If you want real talk on how law, medicine, and modern life collide, hit subscribe and ring the bell. Don’t get caught off guard—know your rights, stay safe, and take smart steps after any crash. Drop your own story or question in the comments, and watch for the next episode with more guests, more news, and more lessons you can actually use. #CarCrash #LegalAdvice #Insurance #FireworksSafety #CaitlinClark #Podcast #BeyondTheBar Subscribe for down-to-earth conversations that go beyond legal buzzwords. Stay safe, stay smart, and don’t fall for TikTok myths.