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In this episode of The Power Producers Podcast, David Carothers and co-host Kyle Houck interview Jonathan Rosenfeld, Personal Injury Attorney and Owner of Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers. Jonathan discusses how Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers helps their clients navigate personal injury cases.
Episode Highlights:
- Jonathan talks about his background and gives a brief introduction of what his profession as a Personal Injury Attorney is all about. (3:00)
- Jonathan shares that in every industry and profession, you just have to get out and be consistent in doing what you desire. (10:47)
- Jonathan shares that he is shocked by the number of people reaching out to him regarding their not being able to get their checks. (17:35)
- Jonathan explains that a mass tort is really any situation where there’s a large group of people who’ve been impacted by a similar event or incident. (22:59)
- Jonathan shares some scenarios where he thinks simple cases should have been resolved. (30:22)
- Jonathan talks about the company needing to be responsible and go down to its insurance obligations. (35:40)
- Jonathan explains that people, when pushed to their patience, wind up getting an attorney to file cases against their employers. (38:31)
- Jonathan elaborates on the difference between completely manufacturing an incident and manufacturing an injury and maybe exacerbating the injury. (49:16)
- Jonathan shares some sample cases that can be considered an exception to the rule. (55:02)
Tweetable Quotes:
- “They’re not out there to squeeze blood out of a rock, you know. They’re out there to try to pay their bills and really try to get really what’s reasonably entitled to under the law.” – Jonathan Rosenfeld
- “There’s a difference between, you know, completely manufacturing an incident and manufacturing an injury and maybe exacerbating the injury.” – Jonathan Rosenfeld
- “If anyone’s got a legal question, you know, God forbid, someone’s injured, reach out, call me. If I can’t help you, I can find someone who can.” – Jonathan Rosenfeld
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