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Meet Jamie Casino, a personal injury lawyer and metal fan from Georgia who purchased a two-minute block of local advertising during the Super Bowl to air this amazing commercial. Which is actually amazing, not just Internet Headline Amazing. Casino plays himself, an unlikely hero who has successfully transitioned from $cumbag Lawyer to Good Guy following his brother's death ('I wasn't always a personal injury lawyer, I once was a notorious criminal defense lawyer who was employed by some of the most cold-hearted villains.'). Get some popcorn and allow his origin story to drive a fiery stake through your tender heart and soul:The ad comes on the heels of one he released earlier this year, and it's all based on a true story: 'The spot features Jamie's brother Michael who was gunned down with his friend on Labor Day 2012. The story reveals how Savannah's Chief of Police, Willie Lovett, deceived the citizens of Savannah after four homicides took place Labor Day weekend.

Jamie Casino, a personal injury attorney with a large practice based in Savannah, GA created the ad to set the record straight in the Biggest Game of the Year, Super Bowl XLVIII.'Marry us, Jamie Casino. Marry us on a bed of flames. Principle offices located in Louisville.Services may be performed by other attorneys.* In accordance with KBA regulations, we must inform you that case and court costs may be the responsibility of the client.* Our case managers and intake professionals are not attorneys; they are part of our legal team working under the direction and supervision of multiple licensed attorneys.During the first local commercial break of last night's Super Bowl broadcast, residents of Savannah, Ga., were treated to something truly incredible. Personal injury lawyer Jamie Casino bought the entire two-minute block of local advertising and aired the masterpiece you see above.This is without a doubt the most metal commercial for a personal injury lawyer of all time.

Oh, the ambulance chaser in your town has some iMovie effects and a nice suit? Jamie Casino's got murder, vengeance, and a flaming sledgehammer. Welcome to Casino's Law, hold on to your fucking dicks.Getting Your Life Back TVThe Baker and Teacher commercials arestories representing many of our clients, who have been injured inan accident, confused and anxious about their rights, and found atrusted ally in SiebenCarey tohelp them get their lives back.View Our Other CommercialsJamie Casino Injury Attorneys is a personal injury law firm based in Savannah, Georgia. Our dedicated team of attorneys and staff is here to assist you with the following personal injury claims:Why Should You Choose Jamie Casino Injury Attorneys?One of the reasons clients choose Jamie Casino Injury Attorneys to represent them after a personal injury accident is because our dedicated team has earned millions of dollars for our clients. The firm has built a reputation for hard work and dedication.

See what some of our prior clients have to say about our law firm:Consult with a Jamie Casino Injury Attorneys AttorneyAfter you have been hurt in an accident, Jamie Casino Injury Attorneys is ready to help. If you decide on Jamie Casino Injury Attorneys to handle your personal injury claim, you pay no money out of your pocket unless we win your case.Contact our law firm now by submitting an online case review form or by calling 912-355-1500 for a free, informational consultation to discuss your injury claim.A two-minute video for personal injury attorney Jamie Casino is called “the most metal personal injury commercial of all time,” by Deadspin.With heavy metal music, the local Super Bowl ad starts with a verse from the Old Testament and the words, “Based on a true story.”You may have seen some of my personal injury commercials on TV,” his narration begins in the commercial. “I wasn’t always a personal injury lawyer.”Watch: Super Bowl 2014 Commercials: Cute, Hilarious, Sexy and Weird

Requests for comment to Casino’s law firm in Savannah, Ga., were not returned.In the video, Casino refers to the shooting death of his brother-in-law Michael Biancosino and Emily Pickels over Labor Day weekend in 2012. Last month, Walter Terry Moon was indicted for their murder and related charges.Commercial delivery accidents can happen anywhere commercial utility or delivery vehicles operate, from highways to parking lots. Deciding whether an accident is caused by human or mechanical error and subsequently who is at fault, is a challenge that you should let experienced accident investigators handle.If you or someone you love has been injured or killed in a commercial vehicle accident, let the attorneys of Aitken * Aitken * Cohn help you. Please contact us today to speak with one of our highly skilled and respected personal injury attorneys who can evaluate your case and ensure that you obtain the compensation you deserve for your injuries and suffering.Commercial vehicle accidents can result from a variety of factors, including the carelessness and recklessness of drivers.

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