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The Personal Injury Marketing Minute is a podcast dedicated to marketing personal injury law firms online. It is produced by OptimizeMyFirm.com.Copyright 2020 Optimize My Firm Economics
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  • Stopping Attorney Burnout Before it's Too Late - Attorney Rob Levine - PIMM117 Podcast

    Stopping Attorney Burnout Before it's Too Late - Attorney Rob Levine - PIMM117 Podcast
    Oct 22 2025
    Attorney burnout is wildly common in the legal community. In fact, roughly half of all attorneys – and 78% of legal professionals – experience burnout at some point. Burnout should not be ignored, and should be addressed early on to prevent a ripple effect into your career, family life, and overall well-being. This episode features Rob Levine of Rob Levine Legal Solution and Rob Levine Law, who will delve into the topic of lawyer burnout, offering strategies for coping and prevention. In this episode we discuss: The reasons burnout is so prevalent for personal injury attorneys Ways to quickly identify burnout at the onset Dangers of unaddressed burnout Strategies for nipping burnout in the bud Visit Rob Levine Law here: https://roblevine.com/. See all episodes or subscribe to the Personal Injury Marketing Minute here: https://optimizemyfirm.com/podcasts/. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cxfcgj75cQ
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    30 mins
  • Breaking Through Rideshare Insurance Barriers - Katie Nealon - PIMM116

    Breaking Through Rideshare Insurance Barriers - Katie Nealon - PIMM116
    Oct 21 2025
    Across the country, attorneys are seeing a surge in rideshare accident claims. Companies like Uber and Lyft may advertise their $1 million insurance policies, but these cases are rarely straightforward. Insurance carriers aren’t eager to pay out the full amount—and in many serious crashes, that million dollars may not come close to covering the total damages. Fortunately, there are proven strategies attorneys can use to pursue additional compensation for their clients or their families. I recently attended the Atlas Lawyers Practice Management and Legal Marketing Seminar, where attorney Katie Nealon of Munley Law shared her insights on overcoming these challenges and securing results that go beyond the basic policy limits. Katie joins us today to discuss: Her journey at the onset of rideshare law Challenges for clients when their damages exceed the initial coverage limit How to develop legal strategies to hold all parties accountable and get more money for clients Visit Katie Nealon here: https://munley.com/our-attorneys/katie-nealon/. See all episodes or subscribe to the Personal Injury Marketing Minute here: https://optimizemyfirm.com/podcasts/. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39aJPXY0ukE Transcript coming soon.
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    22 mins
  • X Marks the Statute - Treasure Law with USN LCDR JAG Jordan Foley - PIMM115

    X Marks the Statute - Treasure Law with USN LCDR JAG Jordan Foley - PIMM115
    Oct 20 2025
    Sometimes you just have to take a break from personal injury law and talk about treasure hunting. In this episode, we interview Lieutenant Commander and Navy JAG, Jordan Foley about maritime treasure law. Why? Because I didn’t know anything about it and wanted to hit “record” while I learned. During this conversation, we take a “deep dive” into some of the misconceptions surrounding treasure law and some of the challenging legal arguments that come up during international treasure disputes. Visit Jordan online here: https://www.usni.org/people/jordan-foley. See all episodes or subscribe to the Personal Injury Marketing Minute here: https://optimizemyfirm.com/podcasts/. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eQ0BZ0M1V4 Transcript: Lindsey: Welcome to the Personal Injury Marketing Minute, where we quickly cover the hot topics in the legal marketing world. I'm your host, Lindsey Busfield. Well, I should amend my opening spiel. We usually cover the hot topics in the legal marketing world, but sometimes we're just going to talk about whatever I want to. I recently taught a CLE at the Maryland State Bar Association, and while I was there, I met Lieutenant Commander in Navy JAG, Jordan Foley. While he currently serves as the Department of Defense Fellow to Senator Mazie K. Hirono in Hawaii, he has a special background in naval warfare and a deep understanding of maritime treasure law. Knowing absolutely nothing about this myself, I wanted to take the opportunity to learn more about treasure law and invite you listeners to join me on this educational journey. Thank you so much for joining us today, Jordan. JJ Foley: Absolutely. Thanks, Lindsey, for having me, and it was great meeting you in Ocean City, and I was glad we could talk a little A little bit. Lindsey: And as I like to say, nerd out about treasure law. So that was fun. I mean, who doesn't love treasure law as kids? You know, we are taught to play pirates and you steal the treasure. My kids do this on their play set. You know, it's just kind of built into your childhood and development as a natural curiosity. So tell us a bit about your background and how you got involved in treasure law. JJ Foley: Absolutely. I'll actually start with saying knowing more about treasure law takes some of the romance out of it, which we'll get into later. But it is a fun topic. But so, you know, as you stated, I'm an active duty Navy judge advocate. I started off my naval career as a submarine officer. So I got ship driving experience and deployment experience there. And they got selected for a Navy program where they sent me to law school and I became a Navy JAG through that. So I have a bit of a mix. I'm about 15 years into my career and half of it was spent on submarines and now about half of it as a judge advocate. And a lot of what I've focused on over the years has been. Naval warfare and legal analysis. So whether that is applying law to sea to board deploy missions, or sometimes weapons reviews, as I was doing at the Pentagon most recently before I joined Senator Verona's office as a defense fellow, a lot of it's been bridging the gap between my naval warfare experience and the legal and policy world. Lindsey: And a lot of this comes with your understanding of international law, treaties, and working with our partners and allies, and sometimes even teaching and providing legal support for our partners and allies. So I've had this broad experience, and as one does in the beautiful profession of naval law and such, you find your interest areas, and mine became very quickly, for a lot of reasons you mentioned, treasure law, because it's cool and it's fun, and it's almost a bit of a hobby for me, too. But in the industry, in the private sector, it is an area that you have some specialized attorneys. He's in maritime and admiralty, and I like to see myself as maybe extra specialized with admiralty and maritime law, as focused in the Navy, but it doesn't stop me from nerding out, as we said, about things like treasure law. So let's start with kind of a broad focus here. What exactly is maritime treasure law, and how does it differ from other types of maritime or property law? JJ Foley: So interestingly enough, it specifically deals with ownership, salvage rights, protection of valuables covered from shipwrecks, and submerged cultural heritage. So it's unlike broader maritime law. That's going to cover your shipping, your navigation, commerce. Treasure law focuses on the intersection of property rights, historic preservation, and salvage operations. So you actually find an interesting niche here, and it's very complex in a lot of ways. So for international lawyers out there, it's great. For a hypothetical question on... Law school exam, I'd absolutely throw one on there if I was teaching international law. But with treasurer laws, involves just complex international treaties and competing claims from governments, private salvers, and descendants of ...
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