Morgan & Morgan
Morgan & Morgan's playbook is reptile-theory exposure-building: anchor on a foreseeability or safety-standard failure the defense can't unwind mid-trial, then let the number run—the $89.7M Singh verdict in Texas turned entirely on an un-rebutted sleep-deprivation timeline. The pattern holds across the known book: foreseeability conceded in Carter (GA), a safety-bumper standard hammered 31 times in Garcia (FL), and an indemnity carve-out collapse in Hernandez (MA) that left the primary GC carrier holding the full verdict. Seven open suits against eleven targeted book businesses, backed by roughly $90K in monthly ad spend—the funnel is active and the litigation theory is consistent enough to underwrite against.
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