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 …
Empathy Meets Efficiency: Can AI Reshape Personal Injury Law but keep it Personal?
There’s never been a more exciting time to be a personal injury attorney. That’s not an overstatement; it’s the reality of a profession on the edge of transformation.
In a recent conversation on the Trial Lawyer View by Synergy podcast, …
How AI & Technology Is Redefining the Future of Personal Injury Law: A Conversation with Jerry Zhou of Supio & Aaron Rademacher of Thomson Reuters
There’s a shift happening in personal injury law that few could have predicted five years ago and it’s being driven by artificial intelligence.
At the recent Supio Summit in New York, I sat down with Jerry Zhou, co-founder …
The Rise of Legal AI and the Implications for the Future of Personal Injury Practices
Technology in the practice of law is no longer an abstract concept, it’s becoming the backbone of how cases are prepared, argued, and/or resolved. At a recent industry conference put on by Supio, attorneys, industry insiders, and technologists came …
Why Lien Resolution Isn’t Your Firm’s Core Competency—and Why Outsourcing Matters
Personal injury firms excel at what they were built to do: securing justice by proving liability, telling their client’s story, and getting the best possible settlement or verdict. Yet once the dust settles, another challenge arises, resolving liens.
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