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Upcoming Events
05.27.2026 @ 01:00 PM - 02:00 PM
Webinar Wednesday | Cold-Blooded No More - Mississippi Supreme Court Tames the "Reptile Theory"
Join MGC attorneys S. Ray Hill and Hannah Katherine Herrin as they share how the decision impacts claims handling, litigation strategy and pre trial motion practice aimed at keeping cases focused on admissible, case specific evidence.
06.24.2026 @ 01:00 PM - 02:00 PM
Webinar Wednesday: Horseplay, Assaults & Workers’ Compensation in North Carolina
Join MGC attorneys Elizabeth Crowther and Logan Moody as they provide an in-depth examination of how claims arising from horseplay and workplace assaults are evaluated by the North Carolina Industrial Commission and appellate courts.
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News
05.01.2026
MGC Secures DeKalb County Defense Verdict in Wrongful Death Case Read »MGC attorneys Ashley Howard and Breanna Petroutson successfully defended a bifurcated wrongful death case in a multi-day trial before a DeKalb County jury in Decatur, Georgia, returning a complete defense verdict for MGC’s client.
04.14.2026
MGC Obtains Defense Win in Challenge to Workers’ Compensation Settlement Read »Attorney Emily Hatem of MGC secured a defense victory before the North Carolina Industrial Commission in a highly contested workers’ compensation claim involving an alleged right-shoulder injury.
04.09.2026
MGC Secures Favorable Jury Verdict and Avoids Punitive Damages in SC Read »Attorney Carrie Fox, assisted by Denver Huff, of MGC secured a strong defense result in an admitted-liability rear-end collision trial in Sumter County involving UIM exposure.