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Videos on Demand
Drawing on over 35 years of industry experience, TMC’s video series is a deep dive into all of our practice areas, covering emerging
topics and trends from some of the law profession's leading voices across a broad range of current topics - from how to grow your
referral networks to how to develop streams of referral income to tips on how to improve client experience.
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15 min watch
$9M+ Verdict for Red Light Wreck Victim
with Ryan SainzRyan Sainz details how he secured a more than $9.3 million verdict for a 41-year-old family man struck by a driver who ran a red light and explains how he sequenced medical testimony, countered efforts to minimize invisible injuries, and was required to press liability issues even after the defendant admitted fault.
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12 min watch
$6.2M Verdict & a Corporate Responsibility Win
with Dillon BrozynaAfter a young woman was hit by a dump truck, a two-year battle began over negligence, vicarious liability, and the legitimacy of invisible injuries. Dillon breaks down how he got ahead of credibility attacks, contextualized his client’s medical marijuana use, and proved the long-term impact of spinal injuries that couldn’t be seen.
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12 min watch
$6.1M for “Pilot Light” Pain
With Adrienn TothAfter seven years and two hard-fought trials, Morgan & Morgan attorney Adrienn Toth secured a $6.1 million verdict for a Florida father and Little League coach, who suffered lasting injuries in a 2018 car crash.
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25 min watch
From Intake to Resolution: Building a Seamless Client Experience
with Angie Flury, Jonathan Smith & Diana HockIn this Morganology episode, go behind the scenes with Angie Flury, VP of Call Center Operations; Jonathan Smith, Head of Operations; and Diana Hock, Learning Program Director at Morgan & Morgan, as they reveal how to create a seamless client experience.
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20 min watch
$7.6M for Fatal Forklift Incident
with Kendall ShortwayIn this episode, Kendall Shortway unpacks the complexities of a premises liability case that involved a fatal forklift incident in the U.S. Virgin Islands. When the defense tried to settle for just $300,000, Shortway pursued justice, uncovering systemic and long-term safety failures along the way.