OVERVIEW

Ramon Rodriguez Jr. is a senior paralegal with over 15 years of experience. He supports Hausfeld's technology and data breach practice group as well as the environmental and product liability and human rights practice groups.

Prior to joining Hausfeld, Ramon's experience included supporting attorneys with case management and trial preparation. Ramon also brings experience working with attorneys and assisting them and their clients through the settlement process of their individual personal injury matters.

In 2023, Ramon was recognized in the Tenacious Award category, an award given to those persons who has demonstrated dedication, grit and fortitude in their work, one of five award categories that make up the Hausfeld Values Awards, an annual recognition program that highlights the achievements of Hausfeld team members based on their significant contributions made and results achieved over the prior calendar year.

Clients

Ramon assists individuals who were injured following the use of a defective medical device or unsafe prescription drug. He also provides support or the firm's cybersecurity and data breach clients.

EDUCATION

University of Texas at Brownsville/Texas Southmost College, Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences (Concentrations: Legal Studies, Business Management and Applied Business Technology), 2012

University of Texas at Brownsville/Texas Southmost College, Associate of Applied Arts and Sciences in Paralegal Studies, 2010

Kaplan’s Career Centers of Texas, Computer Business Systems Certificate, 2005

AFFILIATIONS

American Bar Association, Member (2023 - Present)

The American Alliance of Paralegals, Inc., American Alliance Certified Paralegal (AACP) and Voting Member

The Los Angeles Paralegal Association (LAPA), Voting member

The National Capital Area Paralegal Association (NCAPA), Voting Member

Experience

Environmental & Product Liability

Boston Youth Tobacco Litigation - Catastrophic injury and wrongful death claims against Tobacco manufactures.
Zantac Litigation - Drugs contained unacceptable levels of the carcinogen NDMA, which caused them to develop cancer.

Human Rights

Padre et al. v. MVM - Hausfeld represents families that were unlawfully separated pursuant to the unconstitutional family separation policy implemented during the first Trump administration. The defendant in this class action lawsuit is MVM, Inc., the private security contractor that transported thousands of migrant children away from their parents. The plaintiffs bring human rights claims for enforced disappearance, torture, and cruel and inhumane treatment under the Alien Tort Statute, among other claims.