In this episode of The AICA Podcast, host Jeff Shaw sits down with Attorney Wale Odetunde, founder of Odetunde Law, to explore his path from SEC Triple Jump Champion to board certified truck wreck attorney and how his background shapes his approach to personal injury litigation.

Wale shares how a high school encounter with a lawyer sparked his decision to enter the legal field and why he chose psychology to strengthen his understanding of people and decision making. After gaining experience in civil and injury work, he found his purpose in representing individuals facing powerful insurance companies. Wale breaks down what makes trucking cases unique, why federal data from the FMCSA is a critical but often overlooked source of evidence, and how social media can make or break a client’s case.

He also discusses a career defining brain injury case that grew from a small claim to a multi million dollar settlement, what attorneys should expect as Georgia adjusts to recent tort reform, and the importance of staying committed to fighting for clients despite legislative changes. Wale shares memorable moments from the courtroom, including a deposition involving a truck driver whose social media history stunned the defense.

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In this episode of The AICA Podcast, host Jeff Shaw sits down with Attorney Benjamin O. Bengtson, founder of Bob Law, to explore how his unique background and client-first philosophy shape his work as a personal injury attorney.

Ben shares his journey from growing up in rural North Dakota and California to serving in Army intelligence as an Arabic linguist before pursuing a career in law. After years in workers comp defense, he discovered his passion for working directly with injured individuals and launched Bob Law in 2014. Ben breaks down the key differences between workers comp and personal injury, how his firm’s selective client partnerships drive better results, and why transparency and communication remain at the core of his practice.

He also discusses the challenges clients face after a motor vehicle accident, the importance of setting clear expectations, how his firm structures communication to deliver a better experience, and a memorable case where perseverance turned a denied claim into a meaningful victory.

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In this episode of The AICA Podcast, host Jeff Shaw talks with Attorney Amanda Hall, Managing Partner at Amanda Hall Injury Law, about how strong relationships, clear communication, and genuine compassion shape a successful personal injury practice.

Amanda shares her path from federal clerkship and defense work to becoming a personal injury attorney focused on client advocacy. She discusses how she keeps personal connection at the center of her accident cases, what tort reform may mean for injured clients, and why building trusted relationships with medical providers is essential for effective treatment and recovery. She also reflects on memorable moments from her practice and offers guidance for new attorneys entering the field of personal injury law.

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