Cases 4 Causes

In this episode, Obu Interactive's Jeremy Lynch, Landon Harlan, and Angela Ramos are joined by Danielle Ward Mason of Bullock Ward Mason, LLC to discuss the connections between hair straighteners and uterine cancer. Danielle has spent the last 13 years developing her expertise in complex civil litigation and mass torts with trial verdicts and settlements of over $1 billion. Nationally, Danielle is known for representing thousands of women in the Johnson and Johnson to powder ovarian cancer litigation. She lists consumer and client advocacy as her passion and aims to make products safer for consumers across the country.

In this episode, Obu Interactive's Jeremy Lynch and Landon Harlan are joined by Bob Vaage of Vaage Law to discuss medical malpractice arbitration. Bob has spent the last 38 years developing his expertise, trying cases involving personal injury, wrongful death, medical fraud, medical malpractice, defective products, and major truck and car crashes. He has been recognized by best lawyers as the personal injury Litigation Lawyer of the year in San Diego and has represented claimants in excess of 30 Kaiser arbitrations.

To find out more about Bob Vaage and Vaage Law, visit www.vaagelaw.com.

In this episode, Obu Interactive's Jeremy Lynch and Landon Harlan are joined by Robby Bell of Osborne & Francis to discuss the Camp Lejeune Justice Act of 2022 -- what it says, what it means for those who might have been affected, and the steps required to start a lawsuit. Robby represents and advocates on behalf of clients afflicted by defective medical devices and harmful drugs in the most complex mass tort cases on both a national and local level. He also represents victims of medical malpractice, nursing home abuse, and personal injury. Robby is an active member of the American Association for Justice, Palm Beach County Justice Association, Palm Beach County Bar Association, and Stetson Law Alumni Association.

To learn more about the Camp Lejeune Justice Act of 2022, visit www.camp-lejeune-injuries.com/.

In this episode, Obu Interactive's Jeremy Lynch and Landon Harlan are joined by Steven Babin and Kristina Aiad-Toss of Babin Law to discuss human trafficking. Steven is the managing partner of Babin Law and helps lead the charge for complex mass tort and class action matters throughout the country. Kristina is focused on corporate social responsibility and human rights. She also works with the Access to Remedy Institute at the American Bar Association's Center for Human Rights, strengthening access to grievance mechanisms for corporate human rights abuse victims.

In this episode, Obu Interactive's Jeremy Lynch and Landon Harlan are joined by Patrick Falcon, the managing partner of the Falcon Law Firm to discuss trucking accidents. Patrick has 27 years of experience in personal injury and medical malpractice law, recovering tens of millions of dollars for his clients. We discuss the kinds of vehicles typically involved in truck accidents, what are some of the things that drivers need to keep in mind in the immediate aftermath of this type of accident, the types of accident cases the Falcon law firm has successfully represented, and why they were victorious.

In this episode, Obu Interactive's Jeremy Lynch and Landon Harlan are joined by Jessica Pride, the managing partner of the Pride Law Firm to discuss sexual assault. Jessica tells us why she got into this type of litigation, explains the difference between the words victim and survivor, advises survivors on what to do and how to navigate the aftermath timeline, discusses the importance of making a difference in the community, and counsels parents on the importance of early communication with their children.

Your hosts Jeremy Lynch and Landon Harlan discuss the genesis of the Cases 4 Causes podcast, why they are doing it, who they are doing it for, a brief history of Obu Interactive, and what they hope to accomplish on this platform. With all the marketing podcasts out there, Cases 4 Causes is going to try to differentiate by helping good people find good lawyers.