Public Policy Litigation: Turning One Case into Systemic Change
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Public Policy Litigation: Turning One Case into Systemic Change
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Episode Summary:
In this impactful episode, David Senoff examines public policy lawsuits that challenge corporate and government actions, from mass torts like Roundup and opioids to scandals like Kids for Cash. The discussion reveals strategic adaptations for broader impact, multi-jurisdiction coordination, evidence from internal records, and balancing passion with precision to achieve lasting systemic change.
Key Timestamps:
00:01 - Show Introduction
00:30 - Mass Torts vs. Govt (Roundup, Kids for Cash)
01:30 - Strategy: Same Case + Policy Lens
02:30 - Counties Sue When Aid Fails
03:30 - MDL/State Coordination
04:30 - Passion vs. Precision (Kids for Cash)
05:30 - Best Evidence: Defendant Docs/Emails
06:30 - Media = Reform Fuel (Use Pros)
07:30 - Kids for Cash Reforms: Elections + Policy
08:30 - Closing & Call to Action
About the Show:
"Strategic Justice in Action" arms policyholders and plaintiff firms with litigation-grade intel on insurance bad faith, appellate wins, and public-policy fights. David Senoff, founder of First Law Strategy Group, turns three decades of courtroom victories into strategies that force insurers to pay what they owe.