Unless you live in the Savannah, Georgia area, you missed the greatest Super Bowl commercial last night…and maybe the greatest one ever.
The two-minute ad for Casino’s Law had just about everything you could ever dream of from a commercial for a local personal injury lawyer that will even help with head injuries and more- the backstory, the visual effects, the heavy metal, the flaming sledgehammers.
From the YouTube description:
An epic 2 Minute Halftime Commercial written and directed by Jamie Casino. 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.
If I’m ever in the need for a personal injury lawyer in Georgia, Jamie Casino just took my business by the throat.
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