Michael Goldberg delivers his closing argument to set up a $25 million jury verdict for the brain damage a paratransit bus passenger suffered in a fall. Goldberg will highlight a free CVN webinar along with Fried Goldberg attorneys Joe Fried, Brad Thomas, and Eric Rogers.
Fried Goldberg attorneys have earned a reputation for turning powerful closing arguments into blockbuster verdicts across a range of cases. And on Thursday December 10, at 2 p.m. Eastern, CVN will present a free webinar featuring Michael Goldberg, along with Joe Fried, Brad Thomas, and Eric Rogers, as they detail the themes and techniques common to four of their latest trial wins.
In “The Art of the Close,” the attorneys will use CVN trial video to dissect their approaches to the closings that won:
A $25 million verdict, and an ultimate $18.75 million judgment, against the Metropolitan Atlanta Regional Transit Authority, or MARTA, for the brain damage a woman suffered in a fall from a paratransit bus. — Johnson v. MARTA.
An $8 million verdict against a trucking company for the crash that injured a motorcyclist’s wrist and ankle. — Stevens v. JRK Trucking, et al.
A $5 million verdict against a party rental company for the traumatic brain injury a teen suffered in a “bubble soccer” game. — Reyes-Quezada v. Game Truck of Georgia, LLC.
A $2.67 million verdict for the debilitating injuries a patient suffered in a fall from a hospital wheelchair. — Byrom v. Douglas Hospital, Inc.
Those are some of the major verdicts that have placed the Atlanta firm’s attorneys among the best in the country. They’ll do a deep dive into those closings and how to approach the elements critical to any successful close: from effectively telling your client’s damages story to making the most of your closing rebuttal. They’ll also set aside plenty of time for Q&A.
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CVN Presents: “The Art of the Close:” Fried Goldberg Attorneys Break Down Closing Themes Common to a Quartet of Big Verdicts
December 10, 2 p.m. Eastern.
Featuring:
Michael Goldberg
Lead counsel on a dozen cases with verdicts exceeding one million dollars, Goldberg is a two-time CVN Georgia Plaintiff’s Attorney of the Year honoree. His courtroom track record has earned him membership in the prestigious American College of Trial Lawyers, an invitation extended to less than 1 percent of attorneys. He is also the author of The Library of Personal Injury Forms, 3d Ed., and Understanding Motor Carrier Claims, 5th Ed. Goldberg spearheaded wins in each of the four trials the panel will discuss.
Joe Fried
Fried is regarded as one of the nation’s top trucking crash attorneys. With a slate of headline-grabbing verdicts, Fried has been named Trucking Trial Lawyer of the Year in both 2014 and 2015 by the American Association of Justice Trucking Litigation Group. A founder and one of the first-ever attorneys to hold board certification in truck accident law, Fried is a faculty member at the prestigious Gerry Spence Trial Lawyers College. Among Fried's notable trial verdicts: a $20 million award for the brain damage a man suffered in a truck accident, and the $25 million verdict against MARTA that will be detailed in the webinar.
Brad Thomas
Regarded as one of the top lawyers in the Southeast, Thomas carries a two-decade trial history that includes record verdicts across numerous counties. He is AV Preeminent Peer Review rated by Martindale-Hubble. His trial wins include the $5 million verdict for the traumatic brain injury a teen suffered in a bubble soccer game, which the lawyers will discuss.
Eric Rogers
Rogers is considered one of the brightest trial attorneys in the region. Named to the Rising Stars list of Georgia Super Lawyers in 2014 and 2015, his trial wins include a $3.5 million verdict for a woman injured when her car was rear-ended by an ambulance, as well as the $8 million verdict for the motorcycle crash case the lawyers will discuss in the webinar.
