The Jon & Marc Podcast
Legal growth insights from Jon, Marc, and the industry's top tier legal & marketing professionals. Two veteran legal marketers, Jon Robinson and Marc Rioux, dive into the business of law, mass torts, and the future of plaintiff-side firms.
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Why Most Legal Marketing Podcasts Fail (And How to Fix Yours) (opens the original)
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Key Takeaways Scaling a high-quality weekly podcast requires a full 7-person operation spanning talents, cinematography, editing, strategy, and clip distribution rather than a single solo editor. Viewers gain far more actionable value when legal shows skip generic origin stories and focus strictly on operational playbooks, firm growth, technology, and taxation. In-person studio setups create authentic rapport, distinct production depth, and candid conversations that cannot be replicated over vir
Navigating Mass Tort Settlements: The 95% Participation Threshold & Depo-Provera Rules (opens the original)
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Key Takeaways Spinal Cord Stimulators: Following the initial Boston Scientific MDL, pending JPML petitions for Abbott and Nevro will likely result in three distinct manufacturer-specific MDLs, with combined case volume projected to reach 15,000+. Talcum Powder Settlement: Law firms are actively working to reach the crucial 95% participation threshold for the $5.5B uncapped settlement, which could unlock up to $3B in claimant distributions before the end of 2027. Depo-Provera Administrative Docke
Mike Morse's No-BS Framework for Law Firm Leadership (opens the original)
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Key Takeaways Delegating operational management to an executive operator frees law firm founders to concentrate strictly on marketing, firm vision, and attorney development. Scaling a practice beyond eight figures requires firm owners to identify their specific skill strengths and step away from daily administrative work. Peer-based masterminds sorted by revenue tier give firm leaders clear metrics for evaluating profit margins and operational expenditures. Current legal artificial intelligence
Will Hair Relaxer Settle in 2026? Daubert Showdowns in Roundup, Depo-Provera, and GLP-1 Litigation (opens the original)
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Key Takeaways Roundup $7.25B Approval Hearing : The final approval hearing in Missouri State Court wrapped up following objections from 150 plaintiffs regarding the $165k payout cap; a trial court ruling is expected before Thanksgiving, with new unfiled case acquisitions facing capped attorney fees of 22–25%. Depo-Provera Expert Push : While 80% of claims are settled, Pfizer is fighting remaining cases on retention dates and statute of limitations, prompting Judge Rogers to aggressively push Dau
The Hidden Operational Pitfalls of Law Firm Growth with Dwuan Hammond (opens the original)
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Key Takeaways Leverage means driving a higher output ratio relative to invested inputs rather than simply expanding firm size, which can lead to growing out of business. Law firms frequently purchase software without calculating a projected return on investment or building a strategy to reduce labor costs. Technology vendors should be held accountable through one-year contracts that mandate 90-day performance review cycles. Over 90 percent of law firms should buy existing software tools rather t
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