In this Season Finale episode of 'Not Another TV Lawyer,' hosts Chris Shakib and Jessica Hall from the law firm Terrell Hogan, dive into the intricacies of litigation in auto accident cases. They discuss the importance of understanding statutes of limitations, particularly the recent change in Florida from four years to two years. They highlight the crucial role of pre-suit demands, the need for consistent client treatment and communication, and the detailed processes involved once a lawsuit is filed, including discovery and depositions. Ultimately, honesty and thorough preparation are the best support for personal injury clients in navigating the lengthy litigation process to ensure the best outcomes for their clients.

In this episode of Not Another TV Lawyer, hosts Chris Shakib and Jessica Hall from Terrell Hogan Law Firm interview Dr. Rita Hanania, a chiropractic physician from Jacksonville's Silver Chiropractic and Chanatry Chiropractic firms. They discuss the holistic and conservative treatments offered at the clinic for auto injury patients, including chiropractic care, massage therapy, physical therapy, and acupuncture.

In this episode of 'Not Another TV Lawyer', hosts Chris Shakib and Jessica Hall sit down with Nathan Evans, an Arcadia Settlement Group expert in financial planning for individuals who have been injured in auto crashes. Sponsored by Terrell Hogan Law, the discussion brings to the surface the complexities and advantages of settlement planning, including the use of structured settlements to ensure long-term financial stability for clients.

This episode explores the critical timing of planning, potential tax benefits, and the necessity of early and inclusive discussions with clients. Nate shares real-life stories and insights about protecting settlement recoveries from being squandered, ensuring beneficiaries make sound financial decisions post-litigation. The episode underscores the importance of involving financial planners early in the process and offers practical advice for attorneys and injury victims alike.