Why Lien Resolution Isn’t Your Firm’s Core Competency—and Why Outsourcing Matters

Resolving Medicare Conditional Payment Obligations

The Hidden Cost of Post-Resolution Lien Chaos—and Why Trial Lawyers Can’t Afford to Ignore It

AI, Medicare, and the Rising Stakes in Personal Injury Settlements

Lessons from Mass Tort Leaders on Scaling Your Practice

When you hear “mass tort,” you probably think complexity, coordination, and chaos. But what if it’s also the future of scalable legal practice?
On a recent episode of the Trial Lawyer View by Synergy podcast, I sat down with Vance …
Vance & Cameron Andrus on TLV

📚 Mastering the Complexities of Mass Tort Litigation
In the latest Trial Lawyer View episode, host Jason Lazarus interviews Vance Andrus, seasoned mass tort litigator and Cameron Andrus, mass tort manager for a leading mass tort firm. They have both …
What Trial Lawyers Can Learn from Mass Tort Powerhouse Troy Rafferty

“At some point, your grandchild is going to ask you what you did for a living… and I want to be able to say I made a difference in society.” Troy Rafferty
That moment of reflection from Troy Rafferty of …
Troy Rafferty on TLV

🧪 Justice, Science, and the Fight for Accountability
In the latest Trial Lawyer View episode, host Jason Lazarus interviews nationally recognized trial lawyer Troy Rafferty, whose mass tort work has helped expose corporate wrongdoing and change lives. With over three …
The AI Revolution Is Coming for Personal Injury Law—Are You Ready?

What if your best associate wasn’t human?
That’s not a punchline. It’s the very real and rapidly emerging future that trial lawyer and tech entrepreneur Robert Simon of The Simon Law Group is building toward. And if you’re serious about …
The One Marketing Shift That Can Help You Grow Case Volume—Without Spending More

How do you know which marketing efforts are truly working?
If you’re like most personal injury law firms, you’re investing across multiple channels such as TV, Google Ads, billboards, radio, SEO. But if your reporting is fragmented, you might be …