November 16, 2021

729: Differentiation in Personal Injury with Ryan Reed

19 minutes

Differentiation in Personal Injury, Ryan Reed, Reed & Reed

– The Sharkpreneur podcast with Seth Greene Episode 729 Ryan Reed

Ryan Reed partnered with his father, Paul Reed, and created the Reed & Reed firm as father and son. It was the duo’s plan, formulated during Ryan’s freshman year in college, to open a personal injury law firm together. Seven years after that decision was made, Reed & Reed opened like clockwork in Brandon, FL, in October of 2013. Ryan is a member of the Jesuit Bar Association, Florida Justice Association, and the Tampa Bay Trial Lawyers Association. He is married to Jacquelyn Reed. It truly is a family firm. The trio (Paul, Ryan, and Jacquelyn) fight side-by-side, day after day, year after year, for their clients 24-7.

Ryan solely practices personal injury law, specifically handling cases involving motor-vehicle liability, premises liability and medical malpractice, among others. Ryan has litigated and tried hundreds of cases since the start of his career in several counties throughout Florida.

Ryan is active in the community and sponsors several charities and charity events throughout the year. Ryan believes in being a part of the community and tries to become involved in as many charitable and community events as possible every year. He is a self-proclaimed “yes” man.

Listen to this illuminating Sharkpreneur episode with Ryan Reed about differentiation in personal injury.

Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:

- Why people shouldn’t talk to insurance companies before hiring a lawyer.

- How you should never give a recorded statement to the at-fault insurance company.

- Why doing a great job for your clients leads to great word of mouth referrals.

- Why most people don’t want to go see a personal injury lawyer at first.

- How using your social life for networking can really benefit your business.

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