The Future-Ready PI Firm: Why Culture, Technology, and Talent Are Now Inseparable
The personal injury landscape is shifting faster than most firms realize. I talk to trial lawyers every week who are heads-down trying cases, building their practices, and serving clients. Many of them sense something is changing, but they don’t have …
Holly Cope: AI Is Not Coming for Your Job. But the Firms Using It Are Coming for Your Market.
Most trial lawyers I talk to are not anti-technology. They are anti-distraction.
They are busy trying cases, running their firms, and protecting outcomes for clients. So when the conversation turns to AI, the default reaction is often hesitation. Some think …
Looking to Scale? More Cases May Not Be the Answer for Your Personal Injury Firm
The Common Misconception About Growth
Many personal injury firm owners assume the path to growth lies in more intake. More leads, more marketing spend, more cases should produce faster growth. You have probably heard this argument a thousand times. The …
Why the Most Innovative Trial Lawyers Are Rethinking LinkedIn, AI, and What “Success” Really Means according to Helen Pamely
Most trial lawyers did not go to law school to become content creators.
And yet, the personally injury firms who are growing the fastest today are not just winning cases. They are building trust, visibility, and influence long before a …
Private Equity, ABS, and MSO Models: What Personal Injury Firms Need to Understand
The ownership structure of personal injury law firms is changing. Private equity capital has moved from circling the industry to actively entering it. Whether your firm operates in a state that permits alternative business structures or not, these developments will …
When Our Rights Are on the Line: Why Trial Lawyers Matter More Than Ever According to Antonio Romanucci
On a recent episode of the Trial Lawyer View by Synergy podcast, I sat down with Antonio Romanucci of Romanucci & Blandin, LLC, one of the country’s most respected civil rights trial lawyers, to talk about something that should …
Confessions of a Law Firm CSO: Why Most Trial Lawyers Can’t Scale Their Firm And What to Do Instead
Can you be a courtroom warrior and run a high-performing business? For most personal injury trial lawyers, the answer is: not without help.
In a recent episode of the Trial Lawyer View by Synergy podcast, I sat down with Natasha …
Winning in 2026: New Metrics Every PI Firm Must Adopt to Scale Faster
The personal injury space, and law firms in general, have long relied on lawyers as the fundamental unit of measurement, tracking cases resolved, number of lawyers in the firm, and revenue tied directly to lawyer effort. In a world shaped …
The Power of Preparation: What Trial Lawyers Can Learn from Nick Verderame’s Approach to Catastrophic Injury Litigation
If you want a snapshot of where personal injury practice is headed, look at what it takes to win jury trials with Ankin Law. In Howard Ankin’s shop, that means a real budget for focus groups, purpose-built visuals …
Trial-Ready at Scale: Howard Ankin on building a PI powerhouse without losing the personal touch
If you want a snapshot of where personal injury practice is headed, look at what it takes to win jury trials with Ankin Law. In Howard Ankin’s shop, that means a real budget for focus groups, purpose-built visuals …
