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Michael Lawson Neff is a founding partner at Neff Injury Law. In today's conversation, Nicki interviews Mike about the legal implications of online harms, particularly focusing on the case against Snapchat related to its speed filter. They also discuss the challenges of holding tech companies accountable under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, the impact of social media on youth, and the importance of parental guidance in navigating these issues.
Neff shares insights from his ongoing litigation and emphasizes the need for legislative changes to protect children from online dangers.
Meet Michael Neff:
Michael Neff is the founder of Neff Injury Law, a national litigation firm based in Atlanta, Georgia, specializing in serious injury and wrongful death cases. With over 25 years of experience, Mike has established himself as a dedicated advocate for individuals facing off against large corporations and insurance companies. His firm's track record includes securing over $100 million in jury verdicts and settlements, with notable verdicts in 2013 and 2017 that ranked among the top 100 civil verdicts nationally for those years. Currently, Mike represents the plaintiffs in the high-profile lawsuit Maynard v. Snap over the role Snapchat's "Speed Filter" played in a devastating car accident. He also represents several survivors who were sexual assaulted by Uber drivers and are now suing the company. Through these cases, Mike is working to hold tech giants accountable and set important legal precedents in the rapidly evolving intersection of technology and personal injury law. Beyond his work on the Snapchat and Uber cases, Mike is widely recognized for his expertise in premises liability. He authored "Premises Liability: A Guide to Success" and "Advanced Premises Liability: A Guide Through Trial," sharing his approach to winning these complex cases. Mike is an active member of the American Association for Justice and the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association.
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