Kevin Mottley's guest appearances

Kevin Mottley

World of Marketing

LiveLifeBig Podcast

Ben Glass

Andrew Smith

Johnathan Grzybowski

Brian Mitchell

Chris Abbott

Brian Kurtz

Eric Highsmith

Dave Frees

Mike Capuzzi

Tyson Franklin

Andrew Schneider

Peter Wishnie

David Weiman

Jim Keller

Jamie Gallagher

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Attorney Kevin Mottley stopped by the LiveLifeBig studio to chat with Ben about his experience with traumatic brain injury (TBI) cases. It was very interesting to hear Kevin explain all of the tiny, important details that go into each individual TBI case. TBI cases, particularly those involving the so-called “mild” traumatic brain injuries, are distinct from other kinds of personal injury cases. A mild TBI is a “hidden” or “silent” injury. Objective proof of the injury seldom exists, as the injury typically does not show up on an MRI or a CT scan of the brain. A person suffering from one of these injuries may look normal to the casual observer. But the victim’s family, close friends, doctors, and therapists know something is wrong. Kevin began his legal career as a defense lawyer at a large corporate law firm in downtown Richmond. He represented large corporations in personal injury cases and business disputes. It was while defending one of these lawsuits that Kevin first learned about traumatic brain injury (“TBI”) and the devastating, hidden grip it can have on its victims. Representing traumatic brain injury survivors has since become Kevin’s passion. Kevin wrote the book, Brain Case: The Big 5 Questions to Answer Before Filing Your Brain Injury Case, to help people understand how lawyers look at TBI cases. His focus on representing TBI victims has, thus far, resulted in over $19 million in verdicts and settlements for his clients in mild TBI cases. Like what you saw? Be sure to subscribe to the podcast! Let us know your thoughts!

Attorney Kevin Mottley stopped by the LiveLifeBig studio to chat with Ben about his experience with traumatic brain injury (TBI) cases. It was very interesting to hear Kevin explain all of the tiny, important details that go into each individual TBI case. TBI cases, particularly those involving the so-called “mild” traumatic brain injuries, are distinct from other kinds of personal injury cases. A mild TBI is a “hidden” or “silent” injury. Objective proof of the injury seldom exists, as the injury typically does not show up on an MRI or a CT scan of the brain. A person suffering from one of these injuries may look normal to the casual observer. But the victim’s family, close friends, doctors, and therapists know something is wrong. Kevin began his legal career as a defense lawyer at a large corporate law firm in downtown Richmond. He represented large corporations in personal injury cases and business disputes. It was while defending one of these lawsuits that Kevin first learned about traumatic brain injury (“TBI”) and the devastating, hidden grip it can have on its victims. Representing traumatic brain injury survivors has since become Kevin’s passion. Kevin wrote the book, Brain Case: The Big 5 Questions to Answer Before Filing Your Brain Injury Case, to help people understand how lawyers look at TBI cases. His focus on representing TBI victims has, thus far, resulted in over $19 million in verdicts and settlements for his clients in mild TBI cases. Like what you saw? Be sure to subscribe to the podcast! Let us know your thoughts!

Attorney Kevin Mottley Joined Us to Discuss the Ins and Outs of Traumatic Brain Injury Cases

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Lawyers who focus on niche practice areas know that building relationships with other attorneys is critical to their success. Referrals connect lawyers and result in putting cases in the right hands. If you let others know the types of cases you specialize in and keep reminding them of that through your marketing, you set yourself up for potential success. Virginia Attorney Kevin Mottley recently settled a seven-figure traumatic brain injury case, which came to him through a referral from a law school classmate. Kevin and Tom talked about his love of these challenging cases, and how he keeps his referral sources in the loop throughout the process. Kevin is currently developing systems for brain injury litigation and writing a book about the mistakes lawyers make when they refer cases. How do you make sure other lawyers know your name and the types of cases you handle? Find out how Kevin nurtures his referral relationships to keep growing his business.

Lawyers who focus on niche practice areas know that building relationships with other attorneys is critical to their success. Referrals connect lawyers and result in putting cases in the right hands. If you let others know the types of cases you specialize in and keep reminding them of that through your marketing, you set yourself up for potential success. Virginia Attorney Kevin Mottley recently settled a seven-figure traumatic brain injury case, which came to him through a referral from a law school classmate. Kevin and Tom talked about his love of these challenging cases, and how he keeps his referral sources in the loop throughout the process. Kevin is currently developing systems for brain injury litigation and writing a book about the mistakes lawyers make when they refer cases. How do you make sure other lawyers know your name and the types of cases you handle? Find out how Kevin nurtures his referral relationships to keep growing his business.

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