Court ChroniclesPodcast
We interview the world’s best attorneys to learn how they built their practices and maximize winning.
In each episode, you’ll hear moments of crisis, failure and eventual triumph. Court Chronicles is a
master class on innovation, skill, leadership and how to navigate all of the law world's challenges.
Building Trial Attorneys, Jury Selection Secrets & More
with Will Lewis
An experienced trial attorney who manages Morgan & Morgan’s Southeast Florida offices, Will Lewis has won jury trials, bench trials, and arbitrations throughout Florida.
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Mastering Employee Retention in Law Practices
with Angeli Murthy
Angeli Murthy, an employment litigation specialist at Morgan & Morgan, discusses the prevalence of labor and employment cases and the art of achieving the ideal balance in any company.
Fighting for the Right to Data Privacy
with Ryan McGee
In this episode of Court Chronicles data privacy lawyer, Ryan McGee, talks about his background, how he joined Morgan and Morgan, and the kind of cases he handles.
From the Battlefield to the Courtroom
with J. Matthew French
Matthew French is a former US Army combat medic with a decade in Special Operations who transitioned to law after 14 years of military service.
The Strategy of Storytelling
with Keenan Nix
Keenan Nix lights up a courtroom with the sheer force of his personality and palpable passion. And given that the focus of his practice is on catastrophic injury and wrongful death litigation, he always enters the courtroom swinging.
The Scary Rise of Social Media
with Emily Jeffcott
Morgan & Morgan currently represents hundreds of clients bringing claims against social media companies for the alleged harm they have caused young people. These include suicide, eating disorders, and other types of destructive self-harm.
The $9 Billion Verdict & The BIG Ozempic Case
Jonathan Sedgh
Morgan & Morgan's Mass Tort Product Liability Partner, Jonathan Sedgh specializes in mass tort law and takes on big business.
Thinking out of the Box to Grow a Law Firm
with Dan Morgan
Dan Morgan, the youngest son of the Morgan clan and a Morgan & Morgan partner, talks about his experience in helping grow Morgan & Morgan's success.
Going All In to Win
Jack Cook
New co-host Mary Kate Moran joins Isaac Schecter in interviewing Jack Cook, a partner in Morgan & Morgan’s Medical Malpractice Department, who specializes in Birth Injury litigation.
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Navigating Challenges with the Lawyer Mindset
Samuel H Pond
Distinguished attorney and co-founder of prominent law firm Pond Lehocky Giordano, Samuel H. Pond is renowned for his expertise in workers' compensation and disability.
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Fighting for Justice
With Adrian Mendiondo
Adrian Mendiondo breaks down his civil rights work and how he transitioned into fighting insurance companies.
Master of Class Actions
With John Yanchunis
John explores the method for identifying class action lawsuits and maximizing their potential. He shares his experiences as a class action trial lawyer, including tales of defeat and the driving force behind his desire to win.
How to Manage Clients
With Kathleen Beatty
Kathleen describes how to manage expectations, deal with people from different backgrounds, set the tone from the beginning and best communicate with clients.
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Picking a Million Dollar Jury
With Grant Gillenwater
Grant Gillenwater walks away from million-dollar offers to win more in court. Grant shares his perspective and cues to force juries to listen to his injured clients.
Lawyering with a Fire
With Ben Wilson
Ben Wilson leads the largest law firm’s fire litigation team. Ben reveals ways that property owners can protect themselves from unknown hazards that turn into expensive lawsuits.
Master of Mediation
With Kelli Lester
Kelli describes her origin story as a lawyer and what motivates her to fight for her clients daily. She has a reputation for being the toughest litigator in the firm, especially in mediations and we learned exactly why.
Breaking Records
With Rick Block
Rick says: "nobody wins and nobody loses, either justice is done or it's not." However, at the end of the day, Rick has a 235-11 jury trial record. It's not uncommon for the people that Rick sues to later hire him to try their cases.