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The Least Boring Attorney Podcast on the Internet

The Least Boring Attorney Podcast on the Internet

By: Doug Mory & Natalie Colliersmith
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Introducing "The Least Boring Attorney Podcast on the Internet!" Hosted by Doug Mory and Natalie Colliersmith of Mory & Colliersmith, PLLC, this podcast covers everything related to automobile accidents, slip and falls, animal attacks, and wrongful death. Tune in each week to get the latest information straight from two of the brightest minds in personal injury law. Don't miss out on your opportunity to increase your legal knowledge from the comfort of anywhere with an internet connection! Here's your chance to ask questions about automobile accidents or get advice about which course of action is best for cases involving slip and falls or animal attacks. We promise you're sure to stay informed, entertained, and even enlightened with every episode!

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Episodes
  • Episode 5: Crash Course: Your Guide to Kentucky's Passenger Injury Laws

    Episode 5: Crash Course: Your Guide to Kentucky's Passenger Injury Laws
    May 3 2023
    Welcome to episode 5 of "The Least Boring Attorney Podcast on the Internet"! In this episode, we'll be discussing an important topic for anyone who has ever been a passenger in a car involved in an accident. That's right, we're talking about passenger laws in Kentucky. As a passenger, knowing your rights in the aftermath of an accident can be confusing. Our expert personal injury attorneys, Doug Mory and Natalie Colliersmith, will share valuable insights and tips to help you navigate the legal system and get the compensation you deserve. So buckle up and get ready to learn about your passenger rights in the Bluegrass State.
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    42 mins
  • Episode 4: Torts 101: From Law School Outline to Personal Injury Practice

    Episode 4: Torts 101: From Law School Outline to Personal Injury Practice
    Apr 18 2023

    Welcome to Mory & Colliersmith Personal Injury Attorneys podcast "The Least Boring Attorney Podcast on the Internet." This is Episode 4 where Doug Mory and Natalie Colliersmith will discuss Torts 101 - from law school outline to personal injury practice. Throughout this episode, we'll explore the evolution of tort law, notable cases that have shaped the field, and how it plays out in personal injury practice. So whether you're a law student or simply interested in learning more about the legal system, this episode is for you.
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    33 mins
  • Episode 3: Kentucky Fried Liability: A Legal Takedown of Premises Liability in the Bluegrass State

    Episode 3: Kentucky Fried Liability: A Legal Takedown of Premises Liability in the Bluegrass State
    Mar 21 2023

    Welcome to Episode 3 of "The Least Boring Attorney Podcast on the Internet" hosted by Doug Mory and Natalie Colliersmith of Mory & Colliersmith, PLLC. In today's episode, we're diving deep into the wild world of premises liability in Kentucky! That's right, folks, we're talking about that legal jargon that makes property owners quake in their boots - the responsibility to keep their land hazard-free for visitors. Fear not, dear listeners, our knowledgeable attorneys are on board to break it down for you. So tune in and let us guide you through the ins and outs of premises liability in Kentucky, because let's face it, nothing says "funny and witty" like legal jargon.
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    32 mins

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