Billionaire Lawyer spills his $250M side hustles (pick one)
John Morgan, a self-made entrepreneur and founder of one of the largest personal injury law firms in the U.S., built his empire not by chasing prestige but by spotting overlooked opportunities, embracing risk, and relentlessly focusing on execution. His success stems from a rare combinati
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