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John Morgan has an estimated wealth of $1.5 billion, according to Forbes, placing him on its 2025 Billionaires List.

Morgan started his personal injury firm, Morgan & Morgan, in 1988. Today, he has offices in all 50 US states and employs more than 1000 lawyers. Morgan pioneered legal advertising, putting his face on ads across hundreds of US cities.

Other than his law firm, Morgan owns a collection of science museums, malls, billboard companies, and even a crime and punishment attraction that houses the original white Bronco that O.J. Simpson used to flee from the police.

Morgan sat down with Business Insider to discuss how he accumulated his wealth, the tragic motivation that led him to personal-injury law, the power and responsibility of wealth, and the dangers he believes a globally increasing wealth gap will one day create for both the rich and the poor.

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00:00 - Introduction
00:29 - The Lifestyle
04:56 - The Firm
08:12 - The Expansion
11:12 - The Entrepreneur
14:33 - The Philosophy
21:32 - The Childhood
26:07 - The Moral Compass
33:40 - Nepotism
38:53 - The Future
41:04 - Credits

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