In this week's episode, Jonathan calls out ClaimTECH and the insurance industry about the absurd practice of trying to pre-negotiate medical bills without the injured parties knowledge or consent.  Essentially, this a scheme to cheat injured victims out of their full measure of damages.  

This week, Jonathan interview Arizona Association for Justice -President Jon O'Steen.  Jon discusses the future of personal injury law and what concerns him the most.  Jon also predicts the ASU football team's season and calls out their rival from down south.

In this week's episode Jonathan interviews attorney Jason Lazarus.  Jason started a company called Synergy Settlement Services to help trial lawyers with issues that arise at settlement such as lien resolution, Medicare compliance, public benefit preservation, and settlement planning techniques.  Jason has most recently authored the book The Art of Settlement.  Listen to find out why Jason wrote this book and what you should be aware of at the time of settlement.

In this week's episode, Jonathan discusses how you value a personal injury claim and why those calculators you find on Google are wrong.

What do Tinder, Peloton and Pinterest have in common?  They are all forms of social media.  Meaning, they can all become part of your personal injury case.  Listen to this week's podcast to find out why.

Jonathan talks about the life of the Notorious RBG and plays a little Notorious B.I.G. in her honor.

In this podcast, Jonathan responds to the following questions:

· How is fault determined in an electric scooter accident?

· What are the pitfalls of pursuing an electric scooter accident case? What should attorneys avoid?

· What’s the most important thing you’ve learned in your experience with scooter claims? Do these claims require a certain skillset or mentality for lawyers?

· How do you decipher the byzantine terms of service agreements? Do the agreements have anything in common? Do they have fatal flaws?

· Does the “clickwrap” (or “click to accept”) nature of TOS agreements place unreasonable burdens of proof on riders? (This is Grant’s pseudo-lawyer question!) Can these be challenged in court?

· How do different types of insurance provide sources of recovery to riders and drivers alike?

In this week's episode Jonathan talks about different insurance coverages, what they mean and what you should carry.  HINT:  The minimum limits are not enough.

In this week's episode, Attorney Dylan Mcgurk talks about the cold feet phenomenon.  The cold feet phenomenon occurs in almost every case.  When the cold feet phenomenon rares its ugly head, people get nervous, scared and anxious.    This makes people want to run the other direction and stop the lawsuit altogether.  Listen to Dylan's advice on what to do when this occurs.  

In this week's episode Jonathan interviews board certified trucking attorney David Craig.  David has handled trucking cases for over three decades.  David has most recently authored the book Semitruck Wreck.  David's book is an insightful look at the catastrophe that trucking wrecks leave behind.  Listen to find out why David wrote this book and what inspired its orgins.