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Corey Portnoy breaks down the steps that turn big box retailer cases into winning verdicts. You’ll learn how to launch effective investigations from day one, strategies to preserve and uncover critical evidence, and the defenses the massive corporations rely on most.

Michael Woodard breaks down how his team secured a record-setting verdict in Lake County, Florida, after Publix denied liability in a slip-and-fall case. This verdict shows how persistence, preparation, and credibility can overcome tough venues and corporate-level defense tactics.

In Season 4’s premiere episode, Keith Mitnik and new co-host Jennifer Rosinski reveal how to approach mediation with a “bodyguard” mindset — protecting your client while pushing the case forward. Learn how to shift power dynamics, reframe facts, and use timing to your advantage. 

Ryan 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. 

After 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.

After 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. 

In 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.

In 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.

Keith covers top issues he’s encountered and how he's dealt with them. From addressing unfair surveillance and gaps in treatment, to the order of witnesses, it’s about translating fundamental knowledge into good jury communication. 

Gregory Kraemer unpacks the heartbreaking details of a toddler’s near-drowning at a Vegas apartment complex and discusses how he had to prove the property owner's knowledge of a broken pool gate, counter the defense’s attempts to shift blame to the child’s mother, and leverage evidence to hold the management company accountable.