In this second episode of the Goldberg and Rosen Podcast, hosts Judd and Brett Rosen welcome back a former member of their legal family, Tyson Kutner of Kutner Personal Injury Law. They discuss the legacy of Tyson's father, the legendary Maurice Kutner, and dive deep into a high-stakes litigation case involving a dangerous design flaw in the Sea-Doo Switch.

Key Topics Covered:

Legacy and Mentorship: Tyson reflects on the "tutelage" he received from the Rosen family and the enduring footprint his father, Maurice Kutner, left on the family law courts.

The "Gladiator" of Family Law: Stories of Maurice Kutner’s unique courtroom presence, his high-profile clients like Shaquille O'Neal, and his philosophy of "killing with kindness".

From Banking to Law: Tyson shares his non-traditional path to becoming a lawyer at age 33 and his passion for helping people.

The Sea-Doo Switch Litigation: A detailed look at a tragic accident in Jacksonville involving a 14-month-old girl and the alleged design defects that led to a massive product recall.

Winning the Battle of Public Opinion: How a strategic press conference in Jacksonville helped force a manufacturer recall.

About Our Guest: Tyson Kutner is the founder of Kutner Personal Injury Law. After beginning his career at Goldberg and Rosen, Tyson launched his own practice where he continues to advocate for victims of catastrophic injuries and product defects.