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EPISODE 464 • July 28, 2026
Maxey Scherr, Scherr Law Firm
Trucking litigation rewards preparation long before settlement negotiations begin. In this episode, Maxey Scherr, founder of Scherr Law Firm, explains why treating an 18-wheeler crash...
Law firm marketing becomes much easier when you stop treating it like a series of campaigns. In this episode, Trudy Emlaw, Chief Marketing Officer at...
Rebuilding a website is one of the largest marketing investments many firms make—but it’s not always the smartest one. A beautiful redesign won’t fix poor...
Legal tech should eliminate bottlenecks—not create them. When every department relies on a different platform, the real cost isn’t another monthly subscription, it’s the hours...
Your marketing can generate thousands of leads, but if you don’t measure your PI intake process accurately, you may make growth decisions based on inaccurate...
Every serious injury case deserves a second look. Product liability claims often hide inside what look like routine motor vehicle collision or premises liability cases,...
Five years after his first PIM appearance, Gary Falkowitz, CEO of Intake Conversion Experts, founder of CaptureNow, and creator of The Intake Playbook system, returns...
Brand differentiation separates firms that people remember from firms that blend into the background. If your website, messaging, colors, and branding look like everyone else’s,...
If every personal injury law firm advertises high-dollar recoveries, how do prospective clients decide who to trust? Steven Levin believes the answer has less to...
Every successful personal injury firm has its own strategy. According to Morris Bart, the firms that endure for decades all share the same foundation—and it...
Google Reviews have become one of the strongest trust signals in personal injury marketing. You can invest heavily in TV, billboards, and digital advertising, but...