CRAZIEST Lawsuit Ever (NEVER yell at a Judge)

#reaction #reacts #court Today I react to a woman suing her date for IIED. It does not go well.

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Personal Injury Attorney Tommy John Kherkher
Managing Partner of The Kherkher Law Firm PLLC | Attorney at Kherkher Garcia LLP
Principal office is in Houston, Texas. Licensed in Texas(see below).

Primarily focused on representing individuals who have suffered catastrophic and high-damage personal injuries.
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[AttorneyTom]

Remember, if you want to sue someone for IIED after bad first-date… please contact Nick Rekieta. He is the lawyer for you.

[JollyWailmer]

I am absolutely blown away she wasn't held in contempt of court. I wonder why the judge didn't go that route.

[thetalkingstick]

My man Richard didn’t just dodge a bullet, this man dodged the whole Soviet nuclear array and just sits there, silent, contemplating his life choices from a couple weeks ago to now

[sy]

“Don’t disrespect my intelligence”

I don’t think anyone can do that better then herself…

[UncLester]

He might have a better case for IIED than she does. Especially after those outbursts.

[DecodedLar]

I've never met a judge with this kind of patience

[animalmstr]

this women is propably the perfect example of why you should always consult/hire a lawyer. then again i would guess she tried that and mutiple lawyers were like "ya no fam that aint going nowhere"

[ethan]

She deserves to be held in contempt more than anyone I’ve ever seen

[whoahanant]

This woman is actually nuts. Nothing helps your case more than taking your court case while out in public.

The reason she had so much guts to argue with the judge is because she felt safe behind her screen. She has some serious reality issues and needs some therapy.

[Googledybunker]

Richard wins this by being completely silent.

[DeeMetria]

"You're on the outside looking in"

Ma'am.

That's *literally* the point of his job.

[zerobatsu]

That judge was 1000 times nicer than he had any right to be.

[SenorGato]

I love this guy is just sitting there in the upper right trying to keep straight faced. He knows what's up.

[MaxBeaulieu]

This judge needs to be sent a big box of chocolates for not just losing it. Also, Kudos to Tom for not ripping his hair out in frustration.

[darlashannon]

What I want to know is why the judge is dealing with this at all.

[mrwassef]

And she’s having this entire “conversation” in public, where everyone can hear her 🤣

[TheAthens]

I'd love to see how this would have worked out in court, the Judge would have probably put her in contempt within a minute or so after telling her to shut up

[SpyderTekk]

I’m gonna sue this woman for IIED for making me watch her go off like this

[queen-patches]

"DON'T INSULT MY INTELLIGENCE!!" lady, you got that covered no problem.

[imaginekudryavka]

I'm actually MAD that she wasn't held in contempt! Acting like that with _anyone_ is rude and annoying, but arguing with a judge is severel magnitudes more disrespectful. She constantly interrupted and spoke over him, she argued about legal definitions and the facts of the case, and worst of all, she was a _major asshole._

10 days in jail, I say