We Win Injury Law

If you’ve been watching the Karen Read trial unfold on TikTok or social media, you know how wild this case is. In this episode we break down everything from what allegedly happened to where the trial is at and why it’s raising so many red flags.

From taillights found after the crime scene was cleared to investigators looking for nudes instead of evidence this case is full of questionable moves. We talk about the key players the second trial the infamous Judge Auntie Bev and why it feels more like a cover-up than a real inve...

Prince Harry is suing the Daily Mail for defamation, phone tapping, and illegally accessing private records. The lawsuit opens up big questions about privacy, fame, and what damages are really worth in a civil case.

Explore the difference between public and private life, how American and British laws handle the expectation of privacy, and why even celebrities can feel trapped by the fame that pays their bills. Get a breakdown of how juries calculate damages, why wrongful death cases are hard to value, and what it means when the invasion of privacy targets a child.

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Can you sue your own insurance company for denying a claim?

After a family was T-boned by a drag racer going 70 in a 35, the real fight did not end at the crash. Their own insurance company became the unexpected villain, refusing to pay out under an underinsured motorist claim and trying to blame the family for what happened.

This case uncovered internal emails where adjusters discussed delaying the claim, arguing contributory fault, and avoiding full liability. Despite paying premiums for years and being longtime members, the family was treated like just another claim number. What...

Can you sue if a tree falls and injures you? What if it crashes onto your car during a drive, or causes serious damage to your property? In this episode, we walk through a real case where a massive tree came down during a test drive, leading to major injuries and a totaled vehicle and yes, a successful legal claim.

We explore who can be held liable when a tree falls: is it the city, a neighbor, or the private landowner? You'll hear how we used evidence like Google Maps history and expert testimony from a certified...

Welcome to Hollywood Unscripted, where we peel back the curtain on Tinseltown’s most riveting stories. We are pulling back the curtain into a legal saga that's more gripping than any screenplay, a courtroom clash involving Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni, and unexpected players like Ryan Reynolds.

We walk through the timeline of events that turned the anticipated film It Ends With Us into a legal battleground, including allegations of harassment, claims of defamation, civil extortion, and invasion of privacy. We explore the roles of Ryan Reynolds, other cast members, and social media in this unfolding drama, and ex...

A Tesla swerves to save a man falling into the street… and crashes head-on into another car. So who’s liable in a Tesla self-driving crash? The driver? Tesla? Elon Musk? We break it down using real law; torts, apportionment, product liability and what happens when a self-driving car makes a decision you wouldn’t.

We get into why people are vandalizing Teslas, how the Elon Musk vs environment debate got so weird, and whether you can actually sue a self-driving vehicle. We talk real Tesla crashes, auto-pilot tech, and why lane changes might be the biggest flaw.<...

We’re breaking down the $50 million Starbucks hot tea lawsuit and how it mirrors the infamous McDonald’s hot coffee case from 1994. Remember Stella, the 79-year-old grandma who suffered third-degree burns from McDonald’s coffee and only asked for $20,000 to cover her medical bills? We walk through her case, the shocking $800 offer from McDonald’s, and how the jury responded after discovering 700 prior complaints.

Fast forward to 2025, and we’ve got a DoorDash driver in LA County suffering severe burns from Starbucks tea, leading to one of the biggest burn verdicts in decades.

We unpack why Starbu...

Getting hurt in a car accident can flip your world upside down. Between missing work, juggling doctor visits, and dealing with insurance, it’s hard to know who’s on your side. In a time that already feels overwhelming, most people just want clear answers and someone who really cares about what they're going through.

This podcast is for: breaking down the real stuff that matters when you're hurt and trying to figure out your next move. No scare tactics, no legal jargon, just honest insight from people who’ve seen every side of the personal injury proces...

People keep asking why we’re growing so fast. And why anyone would choose to be a personal injury lawyer.

From not wanting to be an engineer to stealing frozen chicken from the home economics room in college and ending up in jail, those moments changed everything.

Yep, that’s right. Tyler did hard time in jail.

Those early experiences shaped how we show up for every client. What I thought was rock bottom led to a career focused on justice. Personal injury law became personal. We don’t just win.

We nev...

Welcome to the We Win Injury Law Podcast. I’m Tyler Todd, here with my co-host Jaren, the Snow Canyon man, Sandberg. Today, we’re talking about the truth when it comes to insurance companies and why they lowball your injury claim.

Most people don’t realize how much politics, religion, money, and even stock markets play into what an insurance company offers you after an accident. It’s never really about fairness. It’s about their bottom line. Insurance companies set reserves daily, report liabilities, and answer to shareholders, NOT YOU.

That’s why they push th...

Get ready to dive into the real, raw world of personal injury law. The We Win Injury Law Podcast breaks down why insurance companies pay or don’t pay for injury claims. From high-profile cases to everyday fender benders, you'll uncover how factors like venue, religion, politics, and even the stock market can impact your claim.

Expect real-life legal stories, case breakdowns, practical tips, and behind-the-scenes insights from attorneys, experts, and clients. It’s part legal strategy, part real-life Suits, and all about winning justice.

Because in the fight for what's right, there's only one outc...