The unglamorous life of a lawyer, wild stories, awkward moments, and the reality of life in and out of the courtroom. The Personally Injured Podcast, presented by DIG Law’s Ian Duncan and RRBH Law’s Moncy Blanco-Herrera, isn’t about polished legal theory. It’s about the real, raw, and ridiculous side of practicing law.
Whether you’re a lawyer, law student, or just curious about what really happens in court, you won’t want to miss this.
Private Investigator Reveals His Craziest Cases | Personally Injured S3 Ep 5
Ian Duncan and Moncy welcome licensed private investigator Eddie Smith for a behind-the-scenes look at surveillance, serving legal papers, and the unexpected secrets people reveal when someone starts digging.
Eddie shares stories from years in the field, including a Palm Beach custody investigation, a pizza delivery used to serve legal papers, and an infidelity investigation that took a surprisingly personal turn. He also recalls a former client’s fatal crash and the suspicions it raised for him.
The conversation covers how investigators get reluctant witnesses talking, why Eddie would rather work a murder case than a divorce, and how surveillance can change the direction of a personal injury claim.
Expect:
Surveillance stories from Palm Beach mansions to parking lots
Creative ways to serve people avoiding legal papers
Why divorce investigations can be especially volatile
Private investigators reviewing cases when families question police work
Eddie’s skepticism about AI and the importance of gathering facts firsthand
Surveillance footage that changed settlement negotiations
College football rivalries, coaching debates
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25 Sept 2026
The Bridegan Case Update & College Football’s Eligibility Fight | Personally Injured S3 Ep 4
Ian and Moncy begin with new developments in the Jared Bridegan murder case, including the delay of Shanna Gardner’s trial, additional charges against Mario Fernandez Saldana, and the state’s possible attempt to try Gardner and Henry Tenon together.
They discuss whether prosecutors could use the new charges as leverage to secure Fernandez Saldana’s testimony, the legal dispute surrounding Kirsten Bridegan’s phone, efforts to disqualify the judge, and the growing number of issues that could eventually become grounds for an appeal.
The conversation then shifts to college football and LSU’s attempt to bring former NFL players back into the college game. After the NCAA changed its eligibility rules, should players who declared for the NFL—but were later cut—be allowed to return for another season?
Ian and Moncy debate NIL money, the transfer portal, conference rules, player compensation, and whether the proposed Protect College Sports Act would actually protect college athletics—or restrict the athletes generating billions of dollars for their schools.
Expect:
-Why Shanna Gardner’s trial was delayed
-Whether Mario Fernandez Saldana could testify against Gardner
-The state’s attempt to try Gardner and Henry Tenon as co-defendants
-The legal dispute involving Kirsten Bridegan’s phone
-How pretrial rulings could create issues for a future appeal
-Why former NFL players are fighting to return to college football
-LSU’s dispute with the SEC over player eligibility
-Whether accepting an NFL paycheck should permanently end college eligibility
-How NIL money and the transfer portal changed college athletics
-Why players face restrictions that coaches do not
-Whether limiting transfers is effectively a non-compete agreement
-How the Protect College Sports Act could affect student-athletes
-Whether college football has become a professional minor league
With criminal cases growing more complicated and college football facing its own courtroom battles, Ian and Moncy break down the legal strategies, conflicting rules, and unanswered questions shaping both stories.
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10 Sept 2026
Follow the Money: Breaking Down the Jared Bridegan Murder Case | Personally Injured S3 Ep 3
Ian and Moncy examine the murder of Jared Bridegan and the alleged murder-for-hire plot involving his ex-wife, Shanna Gardner; her husband, Mario Fernandez Saldana; and alleged gunman Henry Tenon.
Recorded following Fernandez Saldana’s conviction, the conversation focuses on the upcoming case against Gardner and whether prosecutors can connect her to the murder beyond a reasonable doubt. Ian and Moncy discuss the financial trail, alleged payments, family trust, contentious divorce, years-old text messages, and potential gaps in the investigation.
Expect:
- The evidence that led to Mario Fernandez Saldana’s conviction
- Henry Tenon’s confession and later recantation
- The alleged payments connecting Tenon to Fernandez Saldana
- Why “following the money” may reveal a possible motive
- How an irrevocable trust could factor into the case
- Why the prosecution’s case against Shanna Gardner may be challenging
- The difference between suspicion and proof beyond a reasonable doubt
- How the defense could challenge the state’s circumstantial evidence
- Whether investigators missed an opportunity to secure stronger evidence
- The lasting impact on Jared Bridegan’s wife and four children
With a convicted co-defendant, a recanting alleged gunman, a complicated financial trail, and a high-profile defense team, Ian and Moncy explore what is known, what remains unproven, and whether prosecutors have enough evidence to connect the final dots.
This episode discusses allegations and evidence surrounding an ongoing criminal case. Shanna Gardner is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.
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