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ARTICLE · 23 OCTOBER 2026

What Is The WorkUp 2027?

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The WorkUp 2027 brings together plaintiff attorneys and legal teams for an intensive one-day training focused on maximizing pre-suit case value through strategic preparation and evidence building.

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The WorkUp 2027 is a one-day pre-suit personal injury intensive on March 11, 2027 in Atlanta, GA hosted by The Morgan Connection and Morgan & Morgan. Built specifically for plaintiff attorneys and legal teams, this event will focus on improving the entire pre-suit process.

Injury law is filled with unpredictability. But one thing is certain: the cases that settle for higher are the ones built early, told clearly, and framed with the right strategy from the outset. The WorkUp is your ticket to game-changing pre-suit and case prep strategies from our top attorneys that increase case value through every step of the process. 

The WorkUp kicks off this March, at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, GA. Between sessions in the Delta Sky Lounge, network with fellow attorneys and vendors right on the turf, under the stadium lights.

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