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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.
 

In this episode of Million Dollar Breakdown, attorney Spencer Payne discusses securing an eight-figure verdict for Carol Reed, whose life-altering stage four pressure wound resulted from negligent care at a rehabilitation facility.

A South Florida teacher injured in a car accident faced debilitating pain, leading to surgery and affecting her ability to teach. Morgan & Morgan rejected a $200,000 offer, winning a $2.6M verdict. Attorney Jennifer Rosinski highlights authentic storytelling and strategic defense countering in this Million Dollar Breakdown episode.

Use our free Caseworth evaluation service to determine the value of your catastrophic or commercial case. Led by top trial attorney Keith Mitnik, our process leverages extensive data on past verdicts and settlements. Eligible cases must involve over $50,000 in medical bills and significant injuries

Morgan & Morgan attorneys rejected $300,000 in settlements, opting for trial and securing over $8 million for their clients. Attorney Brian Rodgers discusses the case's emotional toll, challenges in proving injuries despite minimal vehicle damage, and use of a medical expert to counter the defense's arguments in this episode.

Providing context is an integral part of a winning legal strategy. In this episode Keith Mitnik shares his tools for creating an understandable and successful narrative for the jury to understand your case, from opening statements to closing arguments.

Trucking cases can hold enormous recovery potential due to the often catastrophic injuries, the complex commercial insurance policies and the multiplicity of players involved. These cases are also notoriously challenging to litigate because of the industry’s deep pockets, top tier defense counsel, and complicated layers of liability. Here Morgan & Morgan's Crosby Crane discusses the industry’s intricacies.

In this episode, Keith discusses his groundbreaking approach for effectively educating the jury: from recognizing the flaws in the defense's arguments to understanding that expert opinions are subjective, not immutable facts.

An accomplished physical therapist in her 70s faced life-altering injuries after her car was struck by a dumpster truck. The settlement offer was just over $300,000. Overcoming age bias, Morgan & Morgan attorney Manuel Stefan and his team successfully secured a $12.2M verdict. 

Catastrophic injury cases require a unique approach. With complex injuries or perhaps a fatality, calculating damages and communicating to the jury necessitates additional tools. Jonathan Brozyna discusses working with doctors on the stand, using software to illustrate injuries to juries and more.

Hear the initial strategy Keith deploys to identify and expose the flaws in any defense’s case: education. As he breaks down the first part of his Powerful Packaging Toolbox, you’ll learn different ways to communicate to the jury, helping them better understand the case and expose the flaws themselves. 

A New York veteran was injured in a 2013 crash after being hit by a bus while driving on his moped. His multiple injuries required surgery, extensive rehab, and he will need a mobility aid for the rest of his life. Fighting a 2017 ruling that found the client 100% at-fault, Morgan & Morgan attorneys secured a $6.8M verdict.

From a jury selection in Mississippi to 2 AM emails, hear a breakdown for a five-step mental and tactical framework for winning your case (and having fun while you’re at it).

In this episode of Million Dollar Breakdown, watch Morgan & Morgan attorney Hector Rojas discuss the tactics he used to double the pre-trial offer and secure a $19M verdict for the family, including walking away from an eight-figure pre-trial offer.

As an Uber Eats driver, Melissa was carrying an order for delivery when she slipped on a stair outside an IHOP restaurant. Her injuries affect her to this day. Attorney Carissa Peebles discusses the $8.2M verdict and how she won by illustrating the impact of the injury and fighting against the evasion of liability.

Visiting an Atlanta-area Dunkin' Donuts © in February 2021, Ben Welch's client suffered severe burns and life-altering injuries after hot coffee spilled on her lap. The incident occurred because the cup’s lid was not secured. The $3 million settlement Welch obtained brought his client the justice that she deserves.

Martin Stark’s client was pulling out of her neighborhood when she was t-boned by an eighteen-wheeler. The accident was horrific; her injuries debilitating. Despite contradicting testimony from both the driver and attending police officers, Martin and his team successfully secured a $10 million settlement. 

Essential for every law firm, a playbook is a blueprint for running your business and addresses the core operations. Here, Morgan & Morgan’s General Manager of Personal Injury, Jonathan Smith, talks about the strategy behind assembling a winning operations playbook and the tools used to scale a nationwide firm.

Listen to hear Keith’s tips for shifting the jury’s perspective to achieve the verdict your client deserves.

Grant Gillenwater’s client was sitting in the passenger seat with his son when the pair were hit from behind. The client sustained permanent injuries to his neck and back, totally altering his lifestyle. After receiving an offer of $200,000, Gillenwater went to bat for his client and ultimately won a $1.5M settlement.

With Morgan & Morgan recently filing a lawsuit against the manufacturers of Ozempic and Mounjaro, we’re ready to tackle dangerous drugs, defective products, chemical pollution, and more. Watch Jonathan Sedgh discuss mass tort law and how he fights for victims harmed by the negligence of corporations.

Keith discusses his method for ensuring that no key points are left out during trial. Learn how to use “I’ll hate myself” lists, every time you reach a “points of no return."

A recently-graduated student, Lindsey Groszer’s life was forever changed by an auto accident. Here’s how attorney Sumeet Kaul and his team at Morgan & Morgan secured a $3.2 million verdict.

Morgan & Morgan is representing victims of the Lahaina fire seeking compensation and damages for the injuries, pain and suffering, loss of property and income. M&M's Ben Wilson is joined by Maui-based partners and superstar trial attorney Brian Panish to discuss the details of the complaint.

Keith explores additional insights for eliminating bias during jury selection, and provides specific questions and tips for approaching different attitudes in various locales.

A motorcyclist hit by a sheriff's deputy was left with life-long injuries. Ryan Rudd won a $20 million verdict for his client.

This is Keith Mitnik's deeper take on bias. Amongst other related issues, he discuses how to remove bias from the valuation process as well as ways to eradicate resistance to acknowledging bias.

Morgan & Morgan attorneys Victoria Dye, Mike Bowling and Erby Fischer fought and won a $1.2 million verdict, a rarity in their Alabama county.

Keith defines ‘suffering’ and the mental fallout from pain and discusses calculating the value of suffering and how negligence and a dismissive defendant impacts suffering.

Morgan & Morgan attorneys Rick Block, Said Farhat and Tim Moran fought to win a $9 million verdict. The highest initial offer of $400,000.

Morgan & Morgan attorney Mary Kate Moran shows how the practitioner who proactively gathers all the pieces in a premises liability case – from surveillance videos and witness testimonies to on-site evidence and timelines – will be best positioned for success at trial.

From describing pain as a ‘thief’ to the size of the pain relief medication market, Keith Mitnik dives into the playbook he’s developed for explaining the impact of pain in a manner that a jury can appreciate.

This episode of The Million Dollar Breakdown is the story of a verdict that was 10x the pre-trial offer.

In this new series, we break down our biggest verdicts with the attorneys that won them. Here, Morgan & Morgan attorney Ryan Skertich discusses a $3.4M verdict for a truck-loading incident in Mississippi. 

Keith Mitnik shares his approach to defining negligence and the civil law system for juries. In this episode Keith discuss how to address the common defense that, “accidents happen” and how to reframe perceptions of personal injury awards.

Keith discusses how to tackle public misconceptions of personal injury cases. While exploring the criminal justice system's limits, he discusses avoiding a negative bias during jury selection and imparting the value of their role to jury members.

Keith explores how understanding different sides of an argument can build strong cases and lead to peaceful resolutions. By stepping into opposing counsel’s shoes, and building arguments that address the defense’s perspective, you can change the outcome of a case.

Keith explores how to build an effective argument when there is more to the evidence than meets the eye. Join to hear how thoughtful analogies and accurate language can disprove false equivalencies.

Morgan & Morgan lawyer Drew Felix Takata provides insights into the Takata Airbag recall, the U.S.'s largest and most complex safety recall, discussing its origins, why it still proliferates, and how Takata cases may exist in your automobile inventories.

How would a tech company run your law firm? Morgan & Morgan's Chief Business Officer, Todd O’Hara, shares how to design a practice built to scale and explores the growth mindset, data driven decisions and how to implement big ideas.

Keith discusses a framework for problem-solving that extends beyond the courtroom. He explores how to stand your ground when a seeming obstacle can actually strengthen a client’s claim. Learn how reexamination of baseline, reserves, and coping abilities can shift perspective.

Social Security attorneys Bart Zadel and Christina Vinson discuss the factors that make up a SSD case, why representation is so important and how to give each claim the best chance of success.

Emily Jeffcott explores how the current Social Media Harm Mass Tort can hold social media platforms responsible for endangering the youth by enforcing standards that cause eating disorders, self-harm, and suicide.

Evan Rosenberg shares the secrets to personal networking, scaling your law firm and how to attract and close out high-quality cases.

Learn the best tools a lawyer can use to maximize referrals, what sales and PI firms have in common and how to optimize networking opportunities to increase firm revenue with Morgan & Morgan’s Director of Attorney Relationships, Isaac Schecter.

Leading class-action attorney John Yanchunis shares how to make class action referrals work for your personal injury firm. He also delves into how to spot a viable class action case and the factors that make a class case compensable.