Tasha Richardson has been at ABC Legal for over a year and is currently a Channel Manager. She is passionate about engaging with clients to optimize service of process and help firms reach their goals. Tasha embraces mindfulness to stay fully present in every conversation, allowing her to build stronger connections and better understand client needs. She aims to create long-term, profitable relationships by listening to customer feedback and striving to improve their experience and business.
This year’s Mass Torts Made Perfect (MTMP)spring seminar in Las Vegas was more than just another event on the calendar—it was a meaningful checkpoint for legal professionals looking to sharpen their strategies, deepen their connections, and future-proof their practices.
The conference welcomed over 1,700 trial attorneys and paralegals. Whether you were there to earn CLE credits, scout out the latest tech solutions, or network with like-minded professionals, MTMP 2025 delivered.
Discover some of the highlights and takeaways in our recap below.
Strategic Partnerships Take Center Stage
One of the clearest takeaways from this spring's MTMP event was the value of strong, intentional partnerships. The legal field continues to evolve rapidly, and collaboration is becoming key to expanding reach, improving outcomes, and scaling services.
Conversations throughout the conference underscored how much can be gained from aligning with providers and peers who bring fresh perspectives and complementary capabilities to the table.
Legal Tech Is Not Optional—It’s Essential
From AI-enhanced workflows to digital tools that streamline service delivery, tech was a recurring theme across panels and product showcases.
Attendees were especially drawn to innovations that could make their day-to-day operations more efficient and their client experiences more seamless. If there’s one thing that’s clear, it’s that firms embracing the right technology will be the ones leading the charge in the next phase of legal services.
A Shift Toward Client-Centric Solutions
This seminar revealed a noticeable shift in how legal professionals think about their work—from what services they offer to how those services are delivered.
Clients expect more transparency, faster results, and a smoother overall experience. MTMP made it clear that those expectations aren’t going away. Legal teams and service providers that evolve with these demands are likely to stand out in a crowded market.
Smaller Crowds, More Meaningful Conversations
Even with the usual buzz of Vegas in the background, attendees remained focused and intentional; however, many favored quick, purposeful conversations and preferred email follow-ups as well as taking materials to review later.
Some firms sent smaller teams due to budget or time constraints, but the legal professionals who attended the conference recognized the value of being at MTMP. The lighter traffic encouraged deeper, more meaningful exchanges, and the theme of quality over quantity resonated with everyone present.
A Few Unforgettable Extras
MTMP wouldn’t be complete without a bit of star power. From a surprise visit by NFL star Saquon Barkley to an inspiring lunch with NFL icon Terry Bradshaw, attendees were treated to moments that added fun and inspiration to the conference.
Adding to the excitement, everyone experienced a powerhouse performance by Miranda Lambert, highlighting how the spring seminar struck a unique balance between professional development and just plain fun.
Final Thoughts
MTMP 2025 reminded us that the legal field is not just about precedent and paperwork—it’s about people, progress, and staying ahead of the curve. For those who attended, the real wins were the new ideas sparked, the relationships built, and the renewed focus on delivering exceptional service in an ever-changing landscape.
Service providers who support this kind of momentum—whether through streamlined technology, reliable legal support, or scalable solutions—play a critical role in helping legal teams meet the moment. Companies like ABC Legal, for example, continue to evolve alongside their clients, offering nationwide service of process and digital toolsthat align with the fast-paced needs discussed throughout the seminar.
Other Events to Help You & Your Firm Grow
Additional legal gatherings are coming up this year. Will you be joining? Let us know—we'd love to connect!
NCBA 2025 Executive Experience April 7–10 in Napa, California Challenge assumptions and gain new strategic insights through this exclusive gathering tailored for creditors rights law firm executives.
The Art of Outsmarting 2025 April 29–30 in San Antonio, Texas Learn cutting-edge courtroom strategies from renowned trial attorney Keith Mitnik and esteemed litigator Rick Block in this 2-day session.
TLU Live Huntington Beach 2025 June 4–7 in Huntington Beach, California Collaborate with peers and experience professional growth through this educational gathering of legal professionals, trial attorneys, and legal vendors.
2025 NALA Conference & Expo July 10–12 in Atlantic City, New Jersey Enhance your skills and elevate your career through NALA's educational sessions designed for paralegals and legal support professionals.
2025 NCBA Connect October 14–17 in San Antonio, Texas Connect with key players in the legal industry and enhance your skills at this fall event, which offers many educational opportunities.
Sunset Social Happy Hours June–November in multiple cities Gain valuable insights, network with industry leaders, and explore new opportunities— all while sipping on your favorite beverage.
Discover where we'll be this year, and let us know if we can meet you there!These upcoming legal events present opportunities to expand your knowledge, grow your network, and stay ahead of industry trends. Whether you’re seeking innovative litigation strategies, insights into legal technology, or a way to connect with peers, there’s an event for you.
Tasha Richardson has been at ABC Legal for over a year and is currently a Channel Manager. She is passionate about engaging with clients to optimize service of process and help firms reach their goals. Tasha embraces mindfulness to stay fully present in every conversation, allowing her to build stronger connections and better understand client needs. She aims to create long-term, profitable relationships by listening to customer feedback and striving to improve their experience and business.
