Clancy Boylan

In this article, Clancy Boylan, Senior Trial partner and co-head of the National Trucking Program, breaks down how he structured his team, established trial preparation procedures, and turned trial wins into serious negotiation leverage.

Sophia Rostom visited a friend in Brooklyn’s Farragut Houses in March 2023. With the front door lock broken and the building left unsecured, an intruder entered the building and brutally attacked her. She barely survived.

Yath Ithayakumar

In this article, Yath Ithayakumar, Chief Transformation Officer at Morgan & Morgan, breaks down the roadmap for successful AI adoption, showing you how to target high-impact workflows, such as medical record summarization and intake qualification, without "boiling the ocean."

by Yath Ithayakumar

Technology is the least discussed and most underused form of leverage in the legal world, but it has the greatest potential.

Jack T. Cook

Jack Cook, a partner in Morgan & Morgan’s Medical Malpractice Department and Senior Nationwide Trial Attorney for Medical Malpractice and Birth Injury, unpacks how we increased annual recoveries from $55 million in 2020 to more than $200 million in 2025.

Diana Hock & Katie Reed

A great onboarding experience lays the foundation for high performance.

Bart C. Zadel Managing Attorney of Morgan & Morgan’s Social Security Disability Practice

You may be sitting on a powerful opportunity hiding in your current case inventory.

Angie Flury, VP of Call Center Operations

Getting more clients isn’t just about the number of calls—it’s about what happens after you pick up the phone.

Isaac Schecter

When the stakes are high, Morgan & Morgan delivers unmatched expertise, ensuring every case reaches its full potential. Discover all the ways we can support your highest-value cases.

David Lau

Your firm might be the best at what it does but if the public doesn't know about you, it’ll never reach its true potential.

Morgan & Morgan attorneys Andrew P. Felix, Benjamin H. Wilson, and Harris I. Yegelwel.

"Did this case involve a product?” Asking this singe question when a new case hits your desk could greatly impact the value of the recovery. If the case did, it’s likely that you have a product liability case.

David Lau

When you don’t have a large team of marketing professionals working at your firm, partnering with a marketing agency can be a cost effective way to expand your reach. It can also be a waste of resources if you don’t do it right.

Blair Warner

Todd O'Hara

Data is bigger and better than ever. Given the number of data and automation tools available to grow a business, knowing where to focus can be overwhelming.

Premises liability cases are notoriously difficult to litigate. However, with specialized & experienced attorneys and an institutional knowledge of corporate defendants as well as an expedited go-to-trial strategy, a winning strategy can be achieved.

Rene Rocha

David Dufour

The U.S. population will age rapidly over the next decade, from 35 million people 65 and older in 2000 to 70 million by 2030. The number of families in need of senior care services is expected to skyrocket.

Jack T. Cook

Jack Cook, a partner in Morgan & Morgan’s Medical Malpractice Department and Senior Nationwide Trial Attorney for Medical Malpractice and Birth Injury, unpacks how we increased annual recoveries from $55 million in 2020 to more than $200 million in 2025.

Jonathan May and Christopher Mossallati

When someone is hurt on the job, their sole and exclusive remedy against their employer, in nearly every state, is a workers’ compensation claim.

Ashley Winstead and Corey Portnoy

Premises liability cases are some of the toughest in personal injury law—high dismissal rates, deep-pocketed corporate defendants, and complex procedural traps. But with the right strategy, you can beat the odds.

Bart C. Zadel Managing Attorney of Morgan & Morgan’s Social Security Disability Practice

You may be sitting on a powerful opportunity hiding in your current case inventory.

by Andrew Parker Felix

The Takata airbag recall is the largest automotive recall in U.S. history. It involves 67 million Takata airbags, and tens of thousands of additional vehicles are added to the list each year. While defects can happen in any product, the real issue lies in how a company handles such knowledge.

Sam Powers

The speed and availability of delivery and rideshare services have increased dramatically as providers such as Amazon, DoorDash, and Uber have exploded in popularity. The sheer number of drivers has led to more drivers causing crashes.

Patrick had been driving tractor trailers since 1992 but was injured in a 2019 accident changed that forever. Here’s the story of how Morgan & Morgan attorneys fought to win big.

Morgan & Morgan attorneys Andrew P. Felix, Benjamin H. Wilson, and Harris I. Yegelwel.

"Did this case involve a product?” Asking this singe question when a new case hits your desk could greatly impact the value of the recovery. If the case did, it’s likely that you have a product liability case.

Rene Rocha

Benjamin Wilson

David Dufour

The U.S. population will age rapidly over the next decade, from 35 million people 65 and older in 2000 to 70 million by 2030. The number of families in need of senior care services is expected to skyrocket.

Yath Ithayakumar

In this article, Yath Ithayakumar, Chief Transformation Officer at Morgan & Morgan, breaks down the roadmap for successful AI adoption, showing you how to target high-impact workflows, such as medical record summarization and intake qualification, without "boiling the ocean."

Matthew Grossman

Medical knowledge isn't just an asset– it’s essential. At every phase of a case, your knowledge of common injuries, anatomy, and procedures will establish your credibility to the jury, inform the damages of your client, and drive case value.

Clancy Boylan

In this article, Clancy Boylan, Senior Trial partner and co-head of the National Trucking Program, breaks down how he structured his team, established trial preparation procedures, and turned trial wins into serious negotiation leverage.

by James Biggart

When it comes to maximizing case value, the demand package is not just a formality; it’s a strategic tool to drive negotiations, tell your client’s story, and lay the groundwork for a settlement that reflects the full scope of damages.

Telling the story of damages requires more than presenting numbers–it necessitates communicating the true depth of your client’s losses. Damages represent the full recognition your client deserves for what they’ve endured and continue to endure.

Morgan & Morgan attorneys Andrew P. Felix, Benjamin H. Wilson, and Harris I. Yegelwel.

"Did this case involve a product?” Asking this singe question when a new case hits your desk could greatly impact the value of the recovery. If the case did, it’s likely that you have a product liability case.

Todd O'Hara

Data is bigger and better than ever. Given the number of data and automation tools available to grow a business, knowing where to focus can be overwhelming.

Rebecca Sweeney

From the moment someone is injured in a premises liability case, a prompt intake and investigation is the #1 thing that counts.

Matthew Grossman

Medical knowledge isn't just an asset– it’s essential. At every phase of a case, your knowledge of common injuries, anatomy, and procedures will establish your credibility to the jury, inform the damages of your client, and drive case value.

Grant Gillenwater

After 117 trials, one truth stands out: the foundation of every powerful trial strategy is strategic voir dire.

Clancy Boylan

In this article, Clancy Boylan, Senior Trial partner and co-head of the National Trucking Program, breaks down how he structured his team, established trial preparation procedures, and turned trial wins into serious negotiation leverage.

by James Biggart

Ashley Winstead and Corey Portnoy

Premises liability cases are some of the toughest in personal injury law—high dismissal rates, deep-pocketed corporate defendants, and complex procedural traps. But with the right strategy, you can beat the odds.

Telling the story of damages requires more than presenting numbers–it necessitates communicating the true depth of your client’s losses. Damages represent the full recognition your client deserves for what they’ve endured and continue to endure.

Morgan & Morgan attorneys Andrew P. Felix, Benjamin H. Wilson, and Harris I. Yegelwel.

"Did this case involve a product?” Asking this singe question when a new case hits your desk could greatly impact the value of the recovery. If the case did, it’s likely that you have a product liability case.

Benjamin Wilson

Rene Rocha