John Morgan

Okay.

And then that, go ahead.

Mr. Morgan, I went to forthepeople.com, like you just said, and started scrolling through some recent cases.

And there's one where y'all got the client 455 times the insurance offer.

So the insurance company was offering this person $70,000 after a concrete truck ran a stop sign and crashed into her car and she suffered lasting back and ankle injuries.

Okay.

And then Morgan & Morgan, y'all got her over $31 million.

$31 million and the insurance was offering $70,000?

That's crazy.

Exactly.

And then what the insurance company does, whether it's your health insurance, whether it's your homeowner's insurance, whether it's a third party, delay, deny, delay, defend.

Drag it out as long as they can.

Try to get the float on it.

Meanwhile, that law firm who got the verdict handed to them, they're billing the whole time, the whole time.

And

But a jury got it right.

They figured out what it was.

And the reason you get these big verdicts sometimes is the insurance companies come in there telling the jury something that's just not true, being absolutely unsympathetic, and juries get mad.

and they get these big verdicts.

So there are some law firms who just take the last best offer.