What you will hear: The Fight for Justice in Mass Torts

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, Jason Lazarus is joined by Michael B. Lynch, Esq. of The Michael Brady Lynch Firm to explore the evolving world of mass tort litigation. Drawing from over two decades of experience, Lynch discusses everything from Ozempic and Roundup to the troubling use of the Texas Two-Step bankruptcy strategy.

Lynch offers a powerful perspective on pharmaceutical accountability, the dangers of prioritizing profit over patient safety, and how attorneys can still deliver personalized representation in a virtual legal environment. He also shares advice for emerging trial lawyers and a call to action for upholding justice in the face of corporate complexity.

“They're putting profits before consumers.”

What you’ll learn:

-How Michael Lynch’s first mass tort shaped his legal philosophy

-What Ozempic lawsuits mean for the future of drug litigation

-Why the Texas Two-Step strategy is undermining the justice system

-The ongoing fight for accountability in Roundup cases

-How smaller firms can deliver powerful, personal client care

-Why the rise of virtual law practices is here to stay

-The impact of venture capital on the litigation landscape

-What new trial lawyers should prioritize in their careers

-How to adapt as a trial lawyer in a tech-driven world

This conversation is a candid look at what it takes to fight—and win—against corporate interests in today’s mass tort system.

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Chapters:

00:00 – Journey into Mass Tort Litigation

02:47 – The Impact of New Drugs: Ozempic and Its Risks

06:04 – The Texas Two-Step Bankruptcy Strategy

11:47 – Challenges in Roundup Litigation and Consumer Safety

25:18 – Navigating Corporate Giants in Mass Torts

30:33 – Strategies for Emerging Trial Lawyers

40:32 – The Evolution of Virtual Law Practices

46:35 – The Role of a Mass Tort Attorney Today

What you will hear:

Maximizing Mass Tort ROI: Strategies for Law Firms

In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, Jason Lazarus sits down with Dan Miner, President of Mass Torts at Angeion Group, for a candid conversation about the changing landscape of legal services in mass torts and beyond. With more than two decades of experience in legal tech, finance, and operations, Dan brings a data-driven lens to the question every mass tort firm should be asking: How do we serve clients better while scaling smarter?

From reducing attrition to embracing Arizona’s alternative business structure (ABS), this episode dives deep into how law firms can operate more efficiently, manage client communications, and improve outcomes using both technology and strategic discipline.

They explore the evolving role of AI in legal operations—from scanning electronic health networks to detecting fraud—and why it must always be guided by human oversight. Dan also breaks down why “cost per compensable case” is a more useful metric for law firm decision-making and how firms can improve outcomes through better intake processes, automated updates, and partner accountability.

“Cost per compensable case is a better metric.”

What you’ll learn:

-Why staying in touch with clients reduces attrition

-How AI can improve client communication and case validation

-The importance of evaluating cost per compensable case

-What Arizona’s ABS means for the legal industry

-How automated updates keep clients engaged and reduce dual representation

-Why partner vetting is critical for law firms

-How fraud detection improves the intake process

-Where tech is streamlining records and resolution

-Why the future of legal services depends on efficiency and experience

-Whether your firm handles mass torts or single event cases, this episode offers a timely look at

how the most forward-thinking firms are reimagining legal service delivery.

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Chapters:

03:01 – Challenges with Medical Record Retrieval

06:44 – E-Signatures, Identity Verification & Facility Challenges

08:35 – AI in Medical Record Review

12:02 – Combating Fraud in Mass Tort

15:50 – Trends in Mass Tort: Funding & Vendor Rigor

18:01 – Arizona ABS and the Rise of Non-Lawyer Owned Law Firms

22:29 – Fallout & Attrition in Mass Tort: Key Causes

25:46 – Transparency and Metrics for Law Firm Partners

29:55 – What’s Changed in the Mass Tort Ecosystem

31:40 – Law Firm Consolidation and Strategic Partnerships

34:59 – Data Hygiene and Case Transfers

40:15 – What Law Firms Should Be Asking Their Vendors

What you will hear: Mass Torts, MDLs, and Legal Leadership

Mass torts are complex—but they don’t have to be chaotic. In this Trial Lawyer View episode, Jason Lazarus talks with veteran attorneys Cameron and Vance Andrus about the evolving world of Multi-District Litigations (MDLs), ethical responsibilities, and what it takes to lead effectively in large-scale litigation.

From managing thousands of clients to navigating Daubert, preemption, and bellwether trials, they break down how great leadership, clear communication, and strategic alliances shape outcomes. They also explore how AI is already shifting the litigation landscape and what’s on the horizon—including climate change mass torts.

“Clients aren’t inventory. They’re individuals.”

What you’ll learn:

Why MDLs are essential to the mass tort ecosystem

What strong leadership looks like in complex litigation

Why treating clients as individuals—not numbers—matters

How to build alliances that strengthen your position

What every firm should know about case acquisition strategy

How Daubert and preemption shape outcomes

What role AI and climate change will play in future mass torts

Why trust is foundational in legal partnerships

Whether you're new to mass torts or deep in the trenches, this episode offers a candid look at the systems—and values—that shape long-term success.

🎧 Listen now → https://triallawyerview.com/podcast/vance-cameron-andrus

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What’s the biggest challenge your firm faces in complex litigation?

Chapters:

00:00 – Introduction to Mass Torts and MDLs

02:52 – Understanding MDL Effectiveness

06:08 – Challenges in MDL Management

08:54 – Leadership in Mass Torts

11:48 – Client Management in Mass Torts

14:50 – Navigating Case Acquisition and Costs

17:59 – Building Alliances in Mass Torts

20:57 – Leadership Lessons from MDL Experiences

34:57 – Building Trust in Legal Partnerships

36:07 – Market Dynamics and Case Value

37:41 – Understanding Legal Complexities: Causation, Daubert, and Preemption

42:36 – The Role of Bellwether Trials

51:21 – Navigating Settlements and Client Expectations

01:02:22 – Ethical Responsibilities in Mass Tort Litigation

01:04:11 – The Future of Mass Tort Practice: AI and Emerging Issues

What you will hear: Mass Torts, Accountability, and Legal Impact

Mass torts are about more than litigation—they’re about courage, science, and justice. In this episode of Trial Lawyer View, host Jason Lazarus sits down with legendary trial attorney Troy Rafferty to explore the real-world impact of mass tort litigation and the long road to justice.

From holding pharmaceutical companies accountable to fighting for the rights of marginalized communities, Troy shares decades of hard-won experience and lessons for lawyers looking to make a meaningful difference. The conversation spans scientific rigor, expert collaboration, and why a cause-driven mindset is critical in high-stakes litigation.

“Take on the cause—and success will follow.”

What you’ll learn:

How mass tort litigation drives societal change

Why understanding your client’s story is the foundation of every case

The essential role of scientific evidence and expert consultation

How to start building a career in mass torts the right way

Why collaboration matters in large-scale litigation

What young lawyers need to know before jumping in

How a purpose-driven legal practice fuels long-term success

Whether you're exploring mass torts or looking to deepen your impact as a lawyer, this episode is packed with perspective from one of the field’s most experienced voices.

🎧 Listen now → https://triallawyerview.com/podcast/troy-rafferty/

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What does your firm stand for beyond the courtroom?

Chapters:

00:00 – Introduction to Mass Torts and Troy Rafferty's Journey

03:07 – The Role of Trial Lawyers in Society

05:55 – Case Studies: Gadolinium and Opioids

08:48 – Entering the Mass Tort Space: Advice for New Lawyers

12:11 – Strategies Against Pharmaceutical Giants

14:51 – The Importance of Scientific Evidence in Mass Torts

17:51 – Navigating the Complexities of Mass Tort Litigation

20:52 – Building a Successful Mass Tort Practice

24:10 – Conclusion and Final Thoughts

34:15 – The Importance of Expert Consultation in Law

36:28 – Personal Stories of Client Impact

39:04 – Commitment to Justice for Marginalized Communities

44:22 – Changing Laws for Victims' Rights

46:28 – Taking on Causes, Not Just Cases

51:31 – Advice for Young Attorneys in Mass Tort Litigation

53:41 – The Superpower of Making Wrongs Right

What you will hear: Trial Law, Law Firm Growth, and Legal Innovation

If you think running a law firm is just about litigation, you’re missing what really drives long-term success—empathy, niche expertise, mentorship, and technology. A conversation featuring Robert Simon and Jason Lazarus is now live.

In this Trial Lawyer View episode, Jason Lazarus sits down with Robert Simon, Co-Founder of the Simon Law Group and Justice HQ, to explore the realities of personal injury law and building a modern law firm. Robert shares why understanding client stories is central to advocacy, how niche practices create powerful marketing advantages, and what new lawyers really need to succeed. The discussion also dives deep into how technology—including AI—is transforming intake, compliance, referral tracking, and day-to-day law firm operations.

"Empower your team to succeed."

What you’ll learn:

Why empathy is essential to effective client representation

How niche practices and storytelling elevate legal marketing

What mentorship looks like in the next generation of trial law

Why technology is a competitive advantage for PI firms

How AI tools are changing case intake and training

Why data security and compliance can’t be an afterthought

How defining happiness impacts long-term legal careers

Whether you’re building your first team or looking to scale, this episode brings perspective on what it takes to lead a resilient, future-ready law firm.

Listen now → https://triallawyerview.com/podcast/bob-simon/

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What part of your firm is most ready for innovation? Let’s start a discussion.

Chapters:

00:00 – Introduction to Trial Law and Personal Injury

02:56 – The Art of Settlement and Niche Practices

06:04 – Empathy in Law: Understanding Client Stories

09:04 – Building a Successful Law Firm

12:05 – Mentorship and Overcoming Obstacles in Trial Law

15:10 – Justice HQ: Empowering Lawyers through Community

17:55 – The Role of Technology in Personal Injury Law

23:53 – Embracing AI in Legal Practices

25:01 – Tools for Law Firm Efficiency

27:27 – The Importance of Data Security

30:40 – AI-Driven Training Tools for Legal Teams

35:39 – Innovations in Referral Technology

39:51 – Ensuring Compliance in Case Referrals

44:48 – Defining Happiness in Legal Careers

What you will hear: Law Firm Growth, Marketing, and Operations

If your marketing strategy is built on guesswork, you're not just behind—you’re bleeding budget: A conversation featuring Kirk Nielson & Jason Lazarus is now live.

In this Trial Lawyer View episode, Jason Lazarus sits down with Kirk Nielson, Co-Founder of Tap In Digital and a leading voice in law firm digital marketing analytics. Kirk shares how data centralization, media mix modeling, and attribution analysis are giving personal injury firms the clarity they need to stop wasting marketing dollars and start driving sustainable growth.

"Without data, you're driving in the dark."

What you’ll learn:

Why centralizing your marketing data is the first step toward performance clarity

How media mix modeling helps you invest more strategically

Why offline advertising (yes, even radio) still drives real case volume

How to replace gut decisions with data-backed insights

What firms can learn from the most effective legal marketing teams

Whether you're running high-volume campaigns or just getting serious about marketing ROI, this episode delivers the strategy you’ve been missing.

Listen now → https://triallawyerview.com/podcast/kirk-nielson/

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What marketing metric do you rely on the most? Let’s start a discussion.

Chapters:

00:00 – The Importance of Holistic Marketing Measurement

02:10 – Data-Driven Strategies for Personal Injury Firms

06:02 – Media Mix Modeling: A Game Changer

08:31 – Consolidating Marketing Data for Actionable Insights

11:09 – Success Stories: Real-World Impact of Data Analytics

15:29 – Driving Blind: The Need for Data in Marketing

17:39 – Final Thoughts: Optimizing Marketing Investments

What you will hear: Law Firm Growth, Marketing, and Operations

If your law firm isn’t improving, it’s falling behind: A conversation featuring Chad Dudley & Jason Lazarus is now live!

In this Trial Lawyer View episode, Jason Lazarus sits down with Chad Dudley—law firm partner, consultant and CEO of CJ Advertising. Chad shares his experiences as a consultant to personal injury firms for over 15 years working with over 200 firms across the country, helping them grow their practices. He is considered an industry expert in the field of law firm management and building firms that get great results for their clients.

“Know who you are as a firm.”

What you’ll learn: How to use data analytics to drive smarter client acquisition Why obsessing over intake is the key to consistent firm growth How to align marketing strategy with firm vision and business goals What streamlining case management really looks like Why simplifying operations and improving client communication are non-negotiables

Whether you're leading a growing practice or rethinking your strategy, this episode gives you the playbook for modern law firm management.

Listen now → https://triallawyerview.com/podcast/chad-dudley/

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What’s one operational shift that’s had the biggest ROI at your firm?

03:08 - Chad's Unique Journey

06:17 - Lessons from Experience

10:10 - Consulting in Personal Injury Firms

12:22 - Top Challenges for PI Firms

15:12 - Identifying Firm Strengths

16:06 - The Importance of Intake & Simplifying Case Management

18:22 - Administrative Burdens

20:44 - Client Experience Matters

23:15 - Marketing Alignment with Strategy & Understanding Marketing Channels

28:06 - Partnering for Success

30:02 - Data-Driven Marketing

35:04 - Adapting to Industry Changes

39:45 - Leveraging Technology

40:58 - Firm Growth and Client Care

What you will hear: Law Practice Fundamentals, Culture, and Resilience

Great law firm leadership isn’t about reacting fast—it’s about mastering fundamentals and moving with purpose: A conversation featuring Thomas Tona & Jason Lazarus is now live!

In this Trial Lawyer View episode, Jason Lazarus sits down with Thomas Tona, a veteran personal injury attorney, to talk about how Brazilian Jiu Jitsu has shaped his approach to business, leadership, and resilience. From building a firm culture that actually delivers results to staying grounded through client communication, Tona shares a candid look at what it takes to lead with intention.

“Always go back to the fundamentals.”

What you’ll learn: How Jiu Jitsu principles apply to managing time, money, people, and marketing 🏛 Why law firm culture is more than a buzzword—it’s a business strategy What scaling quality really takes in a high-volume personal injury practice Why resilience and patience are essential traits for long-term success 🎙 Lessons from podcasting and leadership that every trial lawyer can use

This is for firm owners and future leaders who know that mastery starts with mindset.

Listen now → https://triallawyerview.com/podcast/thomas-tona/

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What's one lesson you've learned from outside the courtroom that made you a better lawyer? Let’s start a discussion!

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03:38 - Jiu Jitsu & Leadership

05:04 - Lessons from Cycling

06:07 - Business Fundamentals & Building Resilience

08:26 - Strategies for Success

09:50 - Fast Action & Patience

10:08 - Finding a 2nd in Command & Right People, Right Seats

12:29 - PI Practice Challenges

13:39 - Culture of Excellence

15:42 - Core Values & Awareness

17:39 - Client Communication

20:54 - Scaling Client Services & External Expertise

26:13 - Podcasting Advice

30:21 - Commitment to Excellence & Advice for Trial Lawyers

35:25 - Investing in People

39:06 - Law Firm Operating Systems

40:40 - Final Thoughts on Trial Law

In the latest Trial Lawyer View, Jason Lazarus sits down with digital marketing strategist Kevin Daisey to break down what personal injury law firms must understand about digital visibility in 2025 and beyond.

This isn’t theory—it’s a roadmap.

From why law firms are taking more control over their marketing, to how online reviews, SEO, and client experience all connect—you’ll leave with strategies you can use immediately to sharpen your competitive edge.

🔥 Episode Highlights :

- What law firm SEO really means today (hint: it’s not just keywords)

- Why reputation management is no longer optional

- How to use video and social media to humanize your brand

- When AI helps—and when it hurts—your marketing

- Metrics that reveal if your ad dollars are actually working

📌 Quote to remember: “You need to start looking at the whole life cycle on the customer journey.”

This episode is packed with incredible advice, real-world marketing experience, and industry insights for law firms looking to supercharge their marketing efforts.

🎧 https://triallawyerview.com/podcast/kevin-daisey/

📨 Forward this to your marketing team—it’s a conversation worth having.

Stay curious,

The Peak Practice Team

Helping Trial Lawyers Achieve More

@ArrayDigital

@kevindaisey5610

00:00 - Visibility Challenges for Law Firms

02:40 - Digital Marketing Evolution

05:17 - Marketing Trends for Law Firms

06:48 - Importance of Google Reviews

09:41 - Website & Client Journey

10:51 - Enhancing Online Client Experience

12:26 - Optimizing SEO for Law Firms

20:13 - AI in Law Firm Marketing

22:38 - Content Strategy for Engagement

26:25 - Leveraging LinkedIn

28:12 - Insights from Managing Partners Podcast

30:38 - Paid Advertising Mistakes

34:54 - Final Thoughts on Client Experience

In the newest Trial Lawyer View episode, host Jason Lazarus talks with Matt Thelen, former CEO of AttorneyShare about how law firms can increase efficiency, improve referrals, and build stronger professional communities by rethinking how they operate.

🔥 Episode Highlights

- Whether you’re scaling a firm or building infrastructure, you’ll walk away with actionable insights on:

- Why tech adoption is no longer optional for law firm growth

- How AttorneyShare is transforming attorney referrals and revenue

- What “waterfall referrals” are and how they protect clients and relationships

- The importance of community and collaboration through Justice HQ

- How forward-thinking leadership can future-proof your firm

📌 Quote to remember: “Firms need to be run as a business.”

This episode is packed with useful information about how law firms can operate more efficiently and scale by embracing technology

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📨 Forward this to your tech team—firms that adapt will be the ones that thrive.

Stay curious,

The Peak Practice Team

Helping Trial Lawyers Achieve More

@AttorneyShare_

00:00 – How COVID Accelerated Tech Adoption in Law

02:26 – Boosting Law Firm Efficiency with Tech

05:07 – Business Challenges Attorneys Face

06:34 – Balancing Legal Work and Business Ops

07:41 – The Future of Legal Services and Tech

09:29 – What AttorneyShare Does

12:34 – Solving Referral Inefficiencies

18:21 – Impact on Law Firm Growth and Revenue

20:55 – Future Plans for AttorneyShare

23:19 – What is Justice HQ?

27:48 – Final Thoughts on Tech in Trial Law