About
Firm Name: Martin & Delaney Law Group
Areas of Practice: Personal injury, medical malpractice, criminal defense
State(s) of Practice: VT, NY (DC license)
Notable Achievements: A/V Rated; Super Lawyers; Top 5% of authors on SSRN
Phone number: 802-479-0568
Phone number: 802-479-0568
Q & A
How do you know Wagner and Lynch?
“Blake was my roommate at TLC and is a dear friend.”
Why law?
Why law?
“Because I got into trouble a lot as a kid.”
What motivates you?
What motivates you?
“Leaving the world just a little bit better than I found it.”
Something interesting about you…Like a high school yearbook quote.
Something interesting about you…Like a high school yearbook quote.
“You went to law school at Costco?!?”
Lee Tucker
About
Firm Name: The Tucker Law Firm
Areas of Practice: Medical Malpractice, Automobile Negligence
State(s) of Practice: Washington and Kentucky
Notable Achievements: Multiple 7 Figure Medical Malpractice Results in last 3 years
Phone: 206-849-6206
Q & A
How do you know Wagner & Lynch?
“I met Blake Lynch at the 2015 Trial Lawyers College in Dubois, Wyoming.”
Why law?
“I love helping people”
Cordt Akers
About
Firm Name: Cogdell Law Firm
Areas of Practice: Criminal defense, white collar defense, securities, select civil matters
State(s) of Practice: Texas, national federal criminal practice
Notable Achievements: Obtained numerous dismissals and acquittals for judges, doctors, lawyers, politicians, and professional athletes
Phone Number: (713) 426-2244
Q & A
How do you know Wagner and Lynch?
“I spent a month with Blake in Wyoming training how to try cases.”
Why law? What motivates you?
“I’ve seen firsthand the power the government has in an attempt to railroad someone into prison, and the political corruption that drives some prosecutions in high-profile cases. If trial lawyers don’t stand against that power and corruption, who will?”
Kyle E. Koester
About
Firm Name: Koester Legal
Areas of Practice: Personal Injury / Select Criminal Cases
State(s) of Practice: Georgia
Notable Achievements: Child molestation charges dismissed with an apology to client in North Georgia Courtroom; Rape and Kidnapping charges dismissed in Dekalb County; Six figure settlement for homeless veteran injured by homeless driver; $250,000.00 settlement for father of 3 small kids injured by driver who fell asleep (original offer was $750.00).
Phone number: (770)744-5250
Phone number: (770)744-5250
Q & A
How do you know Wagner and Lynch?
“I spent time in Wyoming with Brecken at the Trial Lawyers College.”
Why law? What motivates you?
Why law? What motivates you?
“I like being that guy that levels the playing field. I get real satisfaction in getting an insurance company to do something they don’t want to do. The same is true of fighting the government when they over reach into a client’s life.”
Roy Dawson
About
Firm Name: Gerrans, Dawson & Ball, P.A.
Areas of Practice: Criminal, Family and Personal Injury Law
State(s) of Practice: North Carolina
Notable Achievements: ACC Inspiration Award Winner. Graduate of Gerry Spence’s Trial Lawyers College 2016.
Phone: (252) 522-4500
Q & A
How do you know Wagner & Lynch?
” I only know Wagner, but I have heard a lot about Lynch. I met Brecken in Dubois, Wyoming at Gerry Spence’s in July 2016. Brecken was my roommate. Brecken is a very smart and honest man. I learned a lot from Brecken while in Wyoming. Brecken is also a very good artist. I am proud to call him my true friend. Someday, I hope to meet Lynch!”
Why law? What motivates you?
“I have always wanted to be a lawyer. Commanding the courtroom, seeking justice for my client. I have been very fortunate to be able to do what I was born to do: be a trial lawyer. I am extremely competitive. I strive to win. If you can’t compete in a sport for a living, practicing law is a great substitute.”
Daryl Gray
About
Firm Name – Wright, Pichon and Gray
Areas of Practice – Personal Injury and Wrongful Death
State(s) of Practice – Louisiana and Tennessee
Notable Achievements – Largest dog bite verdict in Tennessee state history. 2.5 million dollar verdict in 2018
Phone Number -(504) 500-0000
Q&A
How do you know Wagner and Lynch?
“Brecken Wagner is my TLC brother. A true warrior against the machine of oppression and a speaker of truth to power.”
Why law? What motivates you?
“I chose law because I’m motivated by the fight for truth and freedom. I believe those in power should be held accountable for their actions and transgressions against the people.”
George P. Vourvoulias, III
About
Firm Name: Harmon, Smith & Vourvoulias, LLC
Areas of Practice: Personal Injury, Jones Act, Criminal Defense, DWI Defense, Workman’s Compensation, Medical Malpractice, Business Litigation
State(s) of Practice: Louisiana and Illinois
Phone number: (504) 680-4303
Q & A
How do you know Wagner and Lynch?
“I had the honor of meeting Blake Lynch, of Wagner & Lynch, through attending the Trial Lawyer’s College in 2015. In addition, I have been blessed to have been able to work on a case with Blake Lynch.”
Why law? What motivates you?
Why law? What motivates you?
“The law has the potential to be an equalizer, the potential to ‘level the playing field’ between those who have power and are entrenched in the establishment and those without power who are not part of the established order in our society. Due to my life experiences, I find great meaning in representing and helping those clients who find themselves staring down a barrel of a gun, having the weight of the system bearing down upon them, or who have been wronged by entrenched and powerful interests like insurance companies, employers, and the government.”
Matt Meyer
About
Firm Name: MKP Law Group
Areas of Practice: Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice
State(s) of Practice: California
Phone: (310) 285-5353
Q & A
How do you know Wagner & Lynch?
“Brecken and I attended an intensive trial school in Wyoming and I found him to be one hell of a fighter.”
Why law? What motivates you?
“I work in law because nothing bothers me more than injustice. People say that “life is unfair”, and I guess it can be. My job as a lawyer is to try and make it as fair as possible for the good guys.”