The Good Fight

In this episode of The Good Fight, ClaimData CEO, Jason Heinze, sits down with seasoned personal injury paralegal Laura Groth from Wisconsin-based Kasieta Legal Group.
Laura offers a candid look into the emotional reality of working for injured plaintiffs. In this conversation, we explore:

• What clients really need (but rarely say out loud)
• The emotional toll of catastrophic injury cases (and why Laura keeps showing up)
• Why being a plaintiff-side paralegal is so much more than just a job
• And how a needy sheepdog was the surprise guest at her interview at Kasieta Legal Group

Laura's clients are extremely fortunate to have her in their corner and it was an honor to learn so much from her. If you’ve ever wondered what truly makes a difference in the life of an injured client, or what keeps dedicated legal professionals going despite the emotional burden of the work, this one's for you.

We’re thrilled to kick off The Good Fight with none other than Robert Hartigan, founder of Lionhart Injury Law. Rob is a tenacious, compassionate attorney whose connection to personal injury law is deeply personal: beginning when his mother suffered a traumatic brain injury at the hands of a drunk driver. Over the past eight years, Rob has recovered nearly $10 million on behalf of injury victims and has earned numerous accolades—including Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly’s Excellence in the Law award and a Top 40 Under 40 distinction from the National Trial Lawyers.
But as we learn in this episode, it’s not just Rob’s results in the courtroom that make him a standout—it’s how he views his responsibility to his clients and the way he treats them. For this reason and many others you’ll hear during the show, Rob is The Good Fight’s ideal first guest.