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Two New Spinal Cord Stimulator MDLs Could Be Coming: What the Abbott and Nevro JPML Motions Mean for Plaintiff Firms
Federal spinal cord stimulator litigation could soon develop into three distinct manufacturer-specific tracks. The U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation has scheduled oral argument for September 24, 2026, on separate motions seeking multidistrict...
How Law Firms Can Spot Underperforming Case Sources Before They Waste Budget
For mass tort and plaintiff firms, case acquisition is not just a marketing expense. It is a pipeline investment. Every paid lead source, referral partner, call campaign, co-counsel relationship, and digital intake channel should be evaluated by the same core...
Why Intake Bottlenecks Are a Revenue Problem, Not an Operations Problem
For many law firms, intake problems are treated like an internal workflow issue. Calls are missed, forms sit unanswered, follow-ups get delayed, and the explanation is usually operational: the team is busy, the process needs tightening, or the case management system...
JPML Creates Boston Scientific Spinal Cord Stimulator MDL, Rejects Broader Industry-Wide Centralization
The U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation has created a new MDL for Boston Scientific spinal cord stimulator products liability cases, but the order is narrower than some plaintiffs requested. In MDL No. 3181, the Panel centralized Boston...
PFAS “Forever Chemicals” Exposure: New EPA Actions and How They May Impact Water Contamination Lawsuits
PFAS litigation continues to evolve quickly, and recent EPA actions are giving attorneys new regulatory benchmarks to evaluate water contamination claims. For law firms handling toxic exposure, environmental contamination, municipal water, or mass tort matters, the...
Why Mass Tort Marketing Requires More Than Ads
For many firms, the first instinct in mass tort marketing is to focus on ad volume: more impressions, more clicks, more calls, more form fills. That focus is understandable. Competitive torts move quickly, media costs can fluctuate, and firms often need claimant...
FCC One-to-One Consent Rule Vacated: What Legal Marketers Should Still Do
The FCC’s one-to-one consent rule was one of the most closely watched developments in lead generation and telemarketing compliance. For legal marketers, it raised a direct operational question: would comparison sites, intake funnels, and lead vendors need to obtain...
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