Breakfast Workshop Seminar

We invite you to join us for regular discussions about successful verdicts

Fried Goldberg LLC is excited to restart our regular Breakfast Workshops! Keep checking this page for updates. If you are currently subscribed to our newsletters, you’ll receive additional notifications.

There is no cost to attend, and complimentary breakfast and beverages are provided for all attendees. Our breakfast workshops are held in the conference facility:

Three Alliance Center
3550 Lenox Road, N.E.
Atlanta, GA
Level P5 | Conference Room A

Join us for the next Breakfast Workshop:

January 23, 2025

8am – 10am EST

If you are unable to attend in-person and are interested in watching the workshop online, virtual registration in available by clicking the button below:

To view recordings of previous workshops, register below:

“For the last 10 years, Fried Goldberg has been hosting a breakfast workshop to promote the profession coming together to support each other and to provide an opportunity for Plaintiff’s lawyers who have obtained recent verdicts to teach others about what works at trial.

We enjoy hearing about and learning from the experiences of others, and there is nothing better than doing it with fresh coffee and a Chick-fil-A biscuit. Or two. Or three. We hope to see you at the next breakfast workshop!”

— Michael Goldberg

Fried Goldberg Breakfast Workshops FAQs

What is the Breakfast Workshop?

Fried Goldberg hosts a complimentary breakfast workshop/seminar every 45 days. We invite plaintiff’s lawyers who have obtained recent verdicts to speak as well as physicians and experienced lawyers to speak on medical and legal issues.

What is the aim of the Breakfast Workshop?

The aim of the workshop is to provide attendees with focused, in-depth discussions on successful verdicts. At the workshops, plaintiff’s attorneys discuss their case strategies, highlights, and tips. This helps to educate attendees on what they can do to improve their practice, and also allows attorneys to showcase their successes.

Who can attend the Breakfast Workshops?

The Breakfast Workshops are open to all plaintiff’s counsel and associated personnel. By filling out the workshop registration form, attendees certify under oath they do not represent any insurance defense clients and will not share the materials with anyone who represents insurance defense clients.

What are some examples of previous speakers and topics?

Previous Breakfast Workshop guest speakers and topics have included:

• Bill Stone, Ryals Stone, and James Stone – $26.1 million jury verdict in a DUI accident case in Blakely, Georgia
• Lee Gutschenritter on his recent $5 million verdict against a hospital
• Betty Davis and Bethany Schneider – Auto accident bench trial verdict in Greene County
• Joseph Wilson and Tyler Bridgers – Truck accident bench trial verdict in federal court

The cases cover a wide range of injury topics in plaintiff’s litigation. If you would like to present as a guest speaker, please contact us.

Attorney Testimonials

Hear what other attorneys are saying about Fried Goldberg and our seminar/webinar offerings:
 

“The monthly FG Breakfast Meetings are a fantastic service and resource for Georgia litigation attorneys. It’s a great forum to share ideas and experiences so that we collectively can provide a better service to all our clients. Thank you for fostering camaraderie and unity within the Plaintiff’s bar.”
— E.D.

“I cannot begin to express my gratitude for this firm. The educational breakfasts, seminars, and email blasts sent to assist other lawyers in the industry are second to none. I have learned so much from this firm simply by attending their breakfast meetings where you learn what worked and what didn’t work in some of the most recent high-profile injury trials. They have made me a better practicing attorney and for this, I will always be grateful.”
— C.K.

“Fried Goldberg LLC continuously provides value to the legal community here in Georgia. Specifically, they host monthly breakfast meetings to give attorneys who have received recent successful verdicts an opportunity to speak about the intricacies of their cases, what worked and what didn’t. These meetings not only provide tremendous insight for us as Plaintiff’s attorneys in prosecuting our own cases but also are equally as motivating and inspiring to go be great. Overall, an excellent resource for the continually evolving practice of civil law.”
— M.R.