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Attorney Elaine Sheng discusses the unique challenges her team faced during a multi-year premises liability case that left her client paralyzed. From needing to cross the 50% comparative fault threshold to preparing a client who could not read or write, Elaine and her team ultimately won the case.

Watch this masterclass on closing arguments with top trial attorney Keith Mitnik as he shares his proven strategies for utilizing language to effectively dismantle the defense’s narrative and inspire jurors to take action. 

Morgan & Morgan's Michael Patrick discusses his $1.7 million dog bite case win, which left his client with more emotional scars than physical ones. 

Josh Moore discusses a case against Suzuki Motor Corp., spanning 10 years and 2 continents, resulting in a $20 million award for a paralyzed motorcyclist. 

Keith Mitnik and Will Lewis reveal the secrets of using the right language to craft winning opening statements. Choosing your words carefully during opening statements will convey the desired message and evoke specific emotions in the jury.

Explore the complexities and high stakes of commercial motor vehicle cases with expert insights from Morgan & Morgan attorney Sam Powers. Here Powers dives into the nuances of commercial insurance coverage, emphasizing the larger payouts and the challenges involved in investigating these cases. 

Attorney Burke Keaty details the record-breaking $32 million verdict won for a Nashville mother after a Smyrna Ready Mix Cement truck totaled her vehicle and left her with severe back and ankle pain. 

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Yvette Torres was hit by a Penske truck in November 2021, suffering severe injuries requiring extensive surgery and therapy. Morgan & Morgan attorneys rejected a $2.3M pre-trial offer, winning $11.99M at trial.

Keith Mitnik continues his discussion of providing context; this time digging into his closing strategies.Your closing arguments are an enormous opportunity to secure a positive verdict for your clients. Those final moments are your last chance to provide the jury withcontext so they can use it during deliberations to change the minds of biased jurors.