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Originally Posted by Mr.JonathanLanda
Aren't you the dumbass that asked me if I lift? All random
You should hit the books and less the weights
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Yes I'm that dumb ass. And that question was a joke...which went right over your head.
Probably my mistake since in these parts calling everyone bro is not as hilarious as it is San Diego.
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Originally Posted by Mr.JonathanLanda
Because I can get millions for faxing in medical bills and records. A demand packet, and expect a commercial check to be from 1 mil to 10mil, depending on case.
I know how to submit info to BI Claim adjusters that make millions, unlike you maggot.
So come back to me once you know what an attorney is and how to make money.
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Yeah what would I know?? I only spent a number of years working as an investigator for the country's wealthiest trial lawyer. In terms you could understand that means he owned (not leased) three private jets and 3 yachts (BIG ones) one of which was in D.C. just to schmooze Congress (featured on ABC news).
As for your highlighted statements above, again, I really hope you're not using your real name because typing such things will close so many doors for you, both on the client and side and the lawyer side, that I almost feel bad for you because you should be a lot more hip to the incredible folly of making such pronouncements. If you want to become a successful lawyer some day, you should learn that you should never #1 admit to illegal acts (certainly not before you've been admitted) -- doesn't matter if those acts were committed here or abroad, it's an admissions process subject to bar discretion and not a prosecution, you need to understand the difference before you continue making such statements.
#2 never close a door unless you have something to gain. By saying "I don't need to work for anyone else, I'm not poor" you are demonstrating that you don't know the silliness of closing doors needlessly.
You had nothing to gain by admitting to committing crimes, yet went ahead and made such statement on a public forum oblivious to all the ways that it could affect your admission to a state or federal bar. If I were you, I would delete this account on this forum, including all the posts and rethink your methods in public discourse.