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EPISODE · Jan 20, 2026 · 42 MIN

EP #14: The Intersection of Personal Injury and Divorce with Attorney Bryan Comer

from Herlihy Family Law · host Alison Herlihy

When a personal injury collides with a divorce, every dollar has a job—and the labels on those dollars decide who keeps what. Alison Herlihy is joined by Brian Comer, a seasoned personal injury lawyer, to break down the difference between economic damages that often touch the marital estate and non‑economic harms like pain and disfigurement that usually stay with the injured spouse. From settlements that fail to itemize losses to verdicts that clearly map wages and medicals, we explain how documents, expert reports, and trial arguments can “reverse engineer” the categories courts rely on.If you’re navigating both a claim and a split, you don’t have to guess your way through. Subscribe, share this episode with someone who needs it, and leave a review with your top question so we can tackle it next.Visit HerlihyFamilyLaw.com to learn more.

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When a personal injury collides with a divorce, every dollar has a job—and the labels on those dollars decide who keeps what. Alison Herlihy is joined by Brian Comer, a seasoned personal injury lawyer, to break down the difference between economic damages that often touch the marital estate and non‑economic harms like pain and disfigurement that usually stay with the injured spouse. From settlements that fail to itemize losses to verdicts that clearly map wages and medicals, we explain how do...

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