Man this lawyer is so cool dude

Bro probably protected  a lot of people from the law

Dang it you caught me mike, here is 1 subcribe and like

Mentioning perjury charges should always come hand in hand with "but that basically never happens - we have enough trials to do without prosecuting the people who are lying in the ones we're already doing."

I had my MIKE with my RECORD OFF but it was on when i was having an evil monologue about crime which was used in the LAW court and i had to say BY to MIKE my LAWYER

I always get the "Could you imagine a world without lawyers" from the Simpsons
Like we DO have those worlds... we normally call them dictatorships.

The oil things reminded me of something they happened to my sister in laws sister.  Their mom had died and the sister took the mom's car to a shop to get fixed up so they could sell it.  They said had a lost it expensive repairs.  They just asked for basic maintenance. Oil change, transmission flush, etc.  For some reason it took them a few weeks.

She picked it up, drove it two blocks and the engine exploded.  They had drained all the oil and never put new oil in it.  They tried blaming her saying it was her fault for not inspecting all fluids.

3:19 500k in attorneys fees is absolutely insane though.

11:17 hearing that the videographer got a $5,000 bonus was even better right after the story of the guy who didn't even want to pay for the camera.

I am a victim of domestic violence from childhood. Not that I was injured during them, but was in the family of the domestic violence.

Everyone needs a lawyer like him

Dude attacked a lawyer? Ya thats not a good way to go about winning a case.

Reading the post and then immediately recapping EXACTLY what the post already had stated had me thinking my video was stuttering and resetting. That scripting needs work. I got partway through before deciding to move along.

5:41 when I first started driving back in 2002 I got pulled over at a speed trap. There was no gun to tell me how fast I was going nothing. This cop was pulling people over instantly there was a line of us at least four cars. I remembered that so when I went to the courthouse I saw the people around me. I was like, "hey did you guys get pulled over by this cop?" They are not in an agreement and then we looked at her tickets together. Our tickets were less than 5 minutes apart. There is no way he had his eyes on each and every one of us. There was no speed camera like I said he was just picking people off. So when it was my turn to come up I stated to the judge that I have checked everyone's ticket, we've all spoke on it. I explained about the times there was no possible way he could have done this. The judge did ask for all the tickets to be brought up front, and he was agreeing with me he threw out everybody's ticket. The cop did get yelled at though I bet nothing else happened to him. But it really felt good that day

Another thing about HIPAA is that even if you have access, you still need a legitimate reason to look up medical records. You can't just be sifting through to spy on someone's condition and swiping someone's record foryour own court case, I'm pretty sure risk mgmt will have a few things to say.

I have a problem with the motor oil case.  There would've been oil in the engine still even if it blew a hole in the side or oil pan. There are areas inside an engine that would've retained enough oil to do analysis

I was a law clerk early in my career for a judge who had a piece of wisdom I've kept true to for years - when a civil case goes to trial, someone has badly misread their case.

The car chase thing is also an example of how much of a factor the jury’s goodwill is. If the cop hadn’t lied, the verdict might have gone his way, but the exposé broke their trust and made the prosecution’s side look like the bad guys.

Always love when you do these reaction videos! Keep it up, Mike!

Small town cop many years ago.   Had a local young man that thought he was the smartest kid in town.    Yet he had the amazing habit of exposing himself while telling the judge how clever he’d been.