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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.
Unknown Host hosts Personally Injured, a business show with 20 episodes published.
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 questio
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 sys
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 ped
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 dow
When does humor belong in the courtroom and when does it cross the line? Yoga outfits in court, lying on Zoom while driving, and moments that test when judges should and shouldn’t have a sense of humor. Ian and Moncy bre
HOA nightmares, neighbor wars, and absolute chaos. Ian and Moncy break down the wildest moments from the TV show Neighbors, and how close these situations are to real-life legal disasters. From Florida-based insanity and
American flag suits, basement dungeon allegations, and lemon pound cake. Ian and Moncy break down the viral Afroman courtroom moment that had the internet locked in, from his wild testimony and iconic suit to the sheriff
From rain-soaked golf rounds at one of Miami’s most exclusive clubs to World Baseball Classic chaos, Ian and Moncy break down a week that feels like three months packed into one. There’s elite country club politics, ciga
Kids on e-bikes blowing stop signs, scooters flying through parks, and South Florida streets turning into obstacle courses. Ian and Moncy unpack the chaos behind the e-bike and scooter boom and why these things are quick
Versace robes, Skynet surveillance vibes,and frozen iguanas. Ian and Moncy kick off 2026 with a chaotic New Year catch-up that bounces from Ring camera paranoia to celebrity nostalgia and a surprisingly real conversation
The holidays hit different when you’re a lawyer. In this episode, Ian and Moncy break down the pressure cooker that is December: clients chasing settlements, insurance companies dragging their feet, and the myth that eve
Disney Adult nightmares, sober golf trips, and golf carts turning into neighborhood weapons. Ian and Moncy unpack the chaos behind everyone's favorite “toy” - golf carts and why these things cause more injury cases than
This episode walks through a week filled with legal tension, wild client moments, nonstop home negotiations, and the countdown to Moncy’s precisely planned Disney trip. Ian and Moncy dig into the unexpected challenges th
Five-day cleanses, American Fiestas, and the never-ending lawyer grind, Ian and Moncy dive into the sacrifices behind the suits. This one’s equal parts hunger, humor, and hard truths. Expect: • The brutal truth about “cl
In this week’s episode, Ian and Moncy pull back the curtain on the real pressures of being a lawyer, from impossible work-life balance and office chaos to the struggle of finding time to breathe. Things get hilariously h
If you think the courtroom looks like a scene from Suits or Law & Order, buckle up. Ian and Moncy are breaking down how real law stacks up against Hollywood fiction. 👔 Expect: • Why Law & Order made half of us want to b
Pour one out and press play. Episode 3 of The Personally Injured Podcast has landed! 🎙️ From attorneys flexing their egos on cops to the burnout hiding behind polished suits, Ian and Moncy break down the messy reality b
Grab a drink and settle in, Episode 2 of The Personally Injured Podcast is here! 🎙️From bizarre first days at big firms to fake slip-and-falls caught on camera, nothing is off-limits in this unfiltered look at the legal
Welcome to the FIRST episode of The Personally Injured Podcast! 🎙️Two longtime friends and personal injury lawyers, Ian Duncan and Moncy Blanco-Herrera, kick things off with wild stories from their early days as baby pr
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Personally Injured is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 20 episodes.
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