Personally Injured

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The unglamorous life of a lawyer, wild stories, awkward moments, and the reality of life in and out of the courtroom. The Personally Injured Podcast, presented by DIG Law’s Ian Duncan and RRBH Law’s Moncy Blanco-Herrera, isn’t about polished legal theory. It’s about the real, raw, and ridiculous side of practicing law. Whether you’re a lawyer, law student, or just curious about what really happens in court, you won’t want to miss this.

  1. Sep 25

    The Bridegan Case Update & College Football’s Eligibility Fight | Personally Injured S3 Ep 4

    Ian and Moncy begin with new developments in the Jared Bridegan murder case, including the delay of Shanna Gardner’s trial, additional charges against Mario Fernandez Saldana, and the state’s possible attempt to try Gardner and Henry Tenon together. They discuss whether prosecutors could use the new charges as leverage to secure Fernandez Saldana’s testimony, the legal dispute surrounding Kirsten Bridegan’s phone, efforts to disqualify the judge, and the growing number of issues that could eventually become grounds for an appeal. The conversation then shifts to college football and LSU’s attempt to bring former NFL players back into the college game. After the NCAA changed its eligibility rules, should players who declared for the NFL—but were later cut—be allowed to return for another season? Ian and Moncy debate NIL money, the transfer portal, conference rules, player compensation, and whether the proposed Protect College Sports Act would actually protect college athletics—or restrict the athletes generating billions of dollars for their schools. Expect: -Why Shanna Gardner’s trial was delayed -Whether Mario Fernandez Saldana could testify against Gardner -The state’s attempt to try Gardner and Henry Tenon as co-defendants -The legal dispute involving Kirsten Bridegan’s phone -How pretrial rulings could create issues for a future appeal -Why former NFL players are fighting to return to college football -LSU’s dispute with the SEC over player eligibility -Whether accepting an NFL paycheck should permanently end college eligibility -How NIL money and the transfer portal changed college athletics -Why players face restrictions that coaches do not -Whether limiting transfers is effectively a non-compete agreement -How the Protect College Sports Act could affect student-athletes -Whether college football has become a professional minor league With criminal cases growing more complicated and college football facing its own courtroom battles, Ian and Moncy break down the legal strategies, conflicting rules, and unanswered questions shaping both stories. 👉 Hit Subscribe for new episodes every other Friday. 👉 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.

    The Bridegan Case Update & College Football’s Eligibility Fight | Personally Injured S3 Ep 4

  2. Sep 10

    Follow the Money: Breaking Down the Jared Bridegan Murder Case | Personally Injured S3 Ep 3

    Ian and Moncy examine the murder of Jared Bridegan and the alleged murder-for-hire plot involving his ex-wife, Shanna Gardner; her husband, Mario Fernandez Saldana; and alleged gunman Henry Tenon. Recorded following Fernandez Saldana’s conviction, the conversation focuses on the upcoming case against Gardner and whether prosecutors can connect her to the murder beyond a reasonable doubt. Ian and Moncy discuss the financial trail, alleged payments, family trust, contentious divorce, years-old text messages, and potential gaps in the investigation. Expect: - The evidence that led to Mario Fernandez Saldana’s conviction - Henry Tenon’s confession and later recantation - The alleged payments connecting Tenon to Fernandez Saldana - Why “following the money” may reveal a possible motive - How an irrevocable trust could factor into the case - Why the prosecution’s case against Shanna Gardner may be challenging - The difference between suspicion and proof beyond a reasonable doubt - How the defense could challenge the state’s circumstantial evidence - Whether investigators missed an opportunity to secure stronger evidence - The lasting impact on Jared Bridegan’s wife and four children With a convicted co-defendant, a recanting alleged gunman, a complicated financial trail, and a high-profile defense team, Ian and Moncy explore what is known, what remains unproven, and whether prosecutors have enough evidence to connect the final dots. This episode discusses allegations and evidence surrounding an ongoing criminal case. Shanna Gardner is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law. 👉 Hit Subscribe for new episodes every other Friday. 👉 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.

    Follow the Money: Breaking Down the Jared Bridegan Murder Case | Personally Injured S3 Ep 3

  3. Aug 28

    Protecting Your Assets & Finding the Right Mentor - Hillel Presser | S3 Ep 2 | Personally Injured

    Special guest Hillel L. Presser, Esq., MBA joins Ian Duncan and Moncy to break down the world of asset protection—and why waiting until a lawsuit is filed may already be too late. Hillel is the managing partner of The Presser Law Firm and an asset protection attorney who has helped thousands of individuals and businesses safeguard everything from real estate and company interests to cryptocurrency, collectibles, boats, planes, and artwork. In this episode, Hillel shares how his career began alongside Ian and Moncy at the State Attorney’s Office, where he gained trial experience before entering the highly specialized field of asset protection. He also reveals how relentless persistence helped him turn a rejected job application into a mentorship—and ultimately a 50/50 partnership with one of the leading attorneys in the industry. The conversation goes beyond the law as Hillel discusses entrepreneurship, buying and selling law firms, building valuable relationships, finding the right mentors, and why authenticity can make the difference in the courtroom, the conference room, and everyday life. Expect: Why asset protection should happen before a lawsuit is filed How one lawsuit could put years of hard work at risk Hillel’s journey from prosecutor to asset protection attorney The persistence that turned rejection into a 50/50 partnership Lessons from trying dozens of criminal cases Why authenticity matters when connecting with juries and clients How to find and learn from the right mentor The importance of proving your value before focusing on compensation Hillel’s experience buying, growing, and selling law firms Protecting real estate, businesses, crypto, collectibles, boats, planes, and more Why strong relationships matter more than short-term transactions Hillel’s perspective as both an attorney and entrepreneur From former prosecutor to nationally recognized asset protection attorney and lifelong entrepreneur, Hillel Presser shares the legal strategies, business lessons, and relentless mindset that helped him build a career around protecting what others have worked so hard to create. 👉 Hit Subscribe for new episodes every other Friday. 👉 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.

    Protecting Your Assets & Finding the Right Mentor - Hillel Presser | S3 Ep 2 | Personally Injured

  4. Jul 24

    George Pino NOT GUILTY?! Boat Crash Trial Explained | S3 Ep 1 | Personally Injured

    Season 3 is here, and Ian Duncan and Moncy kick things off by diving into one of the most talked-about criminal cases in Florida: the George Pino boating tragedy and the shocking not guilty verdict that left many questioning how the investigation was handled. The discussion goes beyond the headlines, exploring the legal standards for boating under the influence (BUI), reckless operation of a vessel, probable cause, search warrants, and how investigative decisions can shape the outcome of an entire criminal case. Ian and Moncy also discuss the role of jury perception, charging decisions, and what lessons law enforcement and prosecutors should take away from this highly publicized case. Whether you're interested in criminal law, boating accidents, DUI/BUI investigations, or high-profile Florida cases, this episode provides an in-depth legal analysis from attorneys who have handled hundreds of criminal cases. Expect: The George Pino not guilty verdict explained Why the boating investigation has come under scrutiny The missing body camera footage controversy Why no blood draw or warrant was ever obtained BUI vs. Vessel Homicide: What's the legal difference? How prosecutors decide which charges to file Jury confusion and reasonable doubt The legal standard for reckless boating The civil lawsuit that's still moving forward Ian and Moncy's perspective as former prosecutors From courtroom strategy to investigative mistakes, this episode explores how critical decisions made in the first hours of an investigation can ultimately determine the outcome of an entire criminal case. 👉 Hit Subscribe for new episodes every other Friday. 👉 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.

    George Pino NOT GUILTY?! Boat Crash Trial Explained | S3 Ep 1 | Personally Injured

  5. Jun 26

    Waymo Nightmares, Tesla Crashes & The Future of Self-Driving Cars | S2 Ep 10 | Personally Injured

    Ian and Moncy dive headfirst into one of the most controversial topics in technology today: self-driving vehicles. From Waymo robotaxis getting stuck in floodwaters and running red lights to Tesla's Full Self-Driving system being linked to serious crashes, the hosts break down the legal, safety, and societal questions surrounding autonomous transportation. The conversation explores recent incidents involving Waymo vehicles navigating construction zones, accident scenes, and unexpected road hazards, along with the growing concerns about what happens when technology makes a mistake and no human is in control. They also discuss a tragic Tesla crash in Texas, product liability issues, and whether companies are moving faster than safety standards can keep up. Along the way, Ian and Moncy tackle the bigger picture: AI replacing jobs, the future of rideshare drivers, what happens to the insurance industry, and whether society is actually ready for a world where computers do the driving. Expect: Waymo vehicles getting stuck, confused, and making headlines The legal risks of self-driving technology Tesla Full Self-Driving and recent crash controversies Product liability and autonomous vehicle lawsuits Who is responsible when AI makes a mistake? The future of rideshare drivers and automation AI's impact on jobs and entire industries Safety concerns surrounding autonomous transportation Flying taxis, robot drivers, and what's coming next Ian and Moncy's unfiltered takes on the future of technology From courtroom perspectives to real-world headlines, this episode explores the rapidly changing intersection of AI, transportation, and accountability. 👉 Hit Subscribe for new episodes every other Friday. 👉 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.

    Waymo Nightmares, Tesla Crashes & The Future of Self-Driving Cars | S2 Ep 10 | Personally Injured

  6. Jun 12

    Bear Wrestling, Courtroom Stories & Immigration Law Insights with Bill Barner | S2 Ep 9 | Personally Injured

    Ian and Moncy welcome special guest Bill Barner, founder of Barner Legal, for one of the wildest episodes of Personally Injured yet. The conversation starts with Bill’s unbelievable story of wrestling a 600-pound bear named Caesar while still in law school, a decision that somehow led to federal investigators tracking him down years later. From there, the discussion turns into a mix of courtroom war stories, life as former prosecutors, luxury watch collecting, immigration law, and the moments that shaped their legal careers. Bill shares how he built a unique practice helping individuals facing criminal and immigration challenges, the realities of navigating constantly changing immigration policies, and why clear legal guidance can make all the difference for families facing uncertainty. The episode also dives into legendary courthouse stories, prosecutor life in South Florida, the lessons learned from trying cases, and the friendships that come from surviving the trenches of the legal system together. Expect: • The true story of wrestling a 600-pound bear named Caesar • How a federal investigation unexpectedly followed • Behind-the-scenes prosecutor stories from South Florida • Courthouse legends, trial experiences, and judge encounters • The transition from prosecutor to private practice • Criminal defense and immigration law insights • The challenges facing immigrant families today • Luxury watches, Rolex debates, and collector culture • Why trial experience shapes great lawyers • Unfiltered stories you won’t hear anywhere else Real lawyer conversations, unbelievable true stories, courtroom memories, and unfiltered takes from behind the scenes of the legal world. 👉 Hit Subscribe new episodes every other Friday. 👉 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.

    Bear Wrestling, Courtroom Stories & Immigration Law Insights with Bill Barner | S2 Ep 9 | Personally Injured

  7. May 29

    Dave Portnoy’s Viral Fall, Dash Cam Saves & Phone Obsessed Society | S2 Ep 8 | Personally Injured

    Ian and Moncy break down Dave Portnoy’s viral staircase fall, distracted walking disasters, and why being glued to your phone might be one of the most dangerous habits people have today. From texting while driving to pedestrians getting absolutely launched while staring at their screens, this episode turns into a mix of legal insight, viral internet moments, personal injury stories, and behind-the-scenes conversations most people never hear. The conversation dives into Florida flip-flop culture, surveillance videos that make or break cases, insurance defense tactics, dash cams saving drivers, and the brutal reality of how quickly one distracted moment can change someone’s life. Expect: • Dave Portnoy’s viral staircase fall breakdown • Why distracted walking and texting while driving are so dangerous • Viral pedestrian accident videos that are hard to believe • The infamous “fountain lady” lawsuit discussion • How surveillance footage can completely destroy or save a case • Defense lawyer tactics and behind-the-scenes insurance stories • Flip-flops, Florida juries & absurd courtroom arguments • Why dash cams are becoming essential for drivers • Real-world close calls that could’ve turned deadly Real lawyer conversations, viral internet chaos, injury law stories, and unfiltered takes from behind the scenes of the legal world. 👉 Hit Subscribe new episodes every other Friday. 👉 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.

    Dave Portnoy’s Viral Fall, Dash Cam Saves & Phone Obsessed Society | S2 Ep 8 | Personally Injured

  8. May 15

    Special Guest: Marital & Family Law Attorney Breaks Down Divorce Court Reality | S2 Ep 7 | Personally Injured

    Ian and Moncy welcome their first official guest to the podcast: veteran trial attorney Lisa Honickman. A former prosecutor with over 150 jury trials and now owner of her own thriving family law practice, Lisa breaks down what divorce court is actually like when emotions, money, kids, and ego all collide. The conversation turns into a mix of courtroom reality, law firm war stories, parenting struggles, marriage survival tactics, and the kind of behind-the-scenes attorney talk most people never hear. Expect: • The reality of family law and why “civil court” isn’t very civil • Divorce fights over lamps, pets, summer camp & literal bedsheets • Prosecutor boot camp stories • The emotional side of handling family cases and leaving work at work • Parenting chaos, girl dad struggles & modern discipline debates • Law firm life, burnout, billables & running your own practiceReal lawyer conversations, courtroom chaos, parenting struggles, and unfiltered stories from behind the scenes of the legal world. 👉 Hit Subscribe new episodes every other Friday. 👉 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.

    Special Guest: Marital & Family Law Attorney Breaks Down Divorce Court Reality | S2 Ep 7 | Personally Injured
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The unglamorous life of a lawyer, wild stories, awkward moments, and the reality of life in and out of the courtroom. The Personally Injured Podcast, presented by DIG Law’s Ian Duncan and RRBH Law’s Moncy Blanco-Herrera, isn’t about polished legal theory. It’s about the real, raw, and ridiculous side of practicing law. Whether you’re a lawyer, law student, or just curious about what really happens in court, you won’t want to miss this.

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  • Creator
    Duncan Injury Group
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    23
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Duncan Injury Group
  • Show Website
    Personally Injured