Because that's where you catch the best fish.

@@dmjdmj im here now. Damn, im 3 years behind the other guy

I've just come from chinese backyard iron foundry videos for 40 mins, just passing through some deposition vidoes

Don't know how I ended up here..

I have come to join the lost, as well. Godspeed, commenters above me--hopefully you may find your way back to the light.

A blog is a person's opinion and is protected by the first amendment. Do you believe everything in a blog? Like some blogs talk bad about politicians but do you think everything wrote is true or just opinion? Like Biden has a cognitive disorder I believe that but others don't. That is my opinion and I can write that in a blog. Another opinion everyone living in California is stupid. Yet again my opinion and protected speech. Now if you want to talk fact under oath he said that is his opinion in the blogs. In his blog he is not under oath so can speak opinions or what he believes. You know Biden has a famous quote "truth over facts" what you believe to be true is over the facts.

You are fucked in the brain

duff lol no it’s you all she said was they are hilarious wtf

Duff, go grab a beer and continue to watch Simpson reruns.. this is clearly over your head here.

@@lance5015 Opinionated comments shall reign over me!!!!

Lance Obviously the guy’s caretakers must have been on break or something. These morons from the state mental hospital always go nuts on KZfaq when they aren’t being watched and get a feeling of empowermeant when they get to “swear” in the comments section. 😂😂😂😂

YOU WILL NOT LIKE IT!

sometimes, it depends on who you're dealing with

@@exdoode no a professional doesn't ever stoop to a lower level. Doesn't matter who and what they are

its a damn deposition not a trial, they're all lawyers and they know what is and isn't acceptable behavior and will call it out loudly if they have an honest bone in their bodies. just because you're a lawyer doesn't mean you can't be reprimanded for being a shithead in terms you can understand, which he demonstrated he needed a proper "talking to."

@@clarkcant4818 still a professional setting and still requires you to be professional. Whether I believe he was entitled to his outburst is moot point, that's not up for argument.

@@jasincolegrove4798 understandable. there's certainly remarks in there that would have a judge strongly considering sanctions if they were used outside of a deposition, and the video is basically one long outburst. i think there's something to be said both for and against attorney conduct, but certainly believe they should present themselves much more calmly and intelligently than the gentlemen in this clip

Becki Green hi becki

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Becki Green when a man who barely understands technology knows the truth about blogs more than millenials

Facts.

@@LosianOne because he's looking at it with a fresh perspective....

fellow friendswoodian?

Balls’s I

Stockholm syndrome?

@@greauxpete Nah....Liver Pool is Buzbee's alter ego

Like a violin

Well your intent should be to tell the truth without bias. It shouldn't be to help him lose or win.

Ok,Tony. Whatever you say.

That guy apparently really wants to be like joe jamail or tucker when he grows up because he copied those statements almost verbatim from "Texas style deposition" KZfaq video. Weirdo

Google this lawyer. I dont think he has to be like anyone.

It would get you disbarred in a lot of states.

Big Texas justice

@@Rowgue51 you dont know what you are talking about

😁

you dont know what you dont know

YOU CANT HANDLE THE TRUTH!

Asking another lawyer if he is a tough guy is totally professional and a good legal tactic.

It took me 18 months to complete my investigation and I can unequivocally that there is no one named "K" working as a trial lawyer in the United States. There was a "Q" practicing law out of Texas but recent discoveries has called into question whether or not the person ever existed. Mr. K, if that indeed is your real name, the ball is now in your court. Sincerely, Thadius Spade Esq.

@@whatspadethinks I hope I can help. "K" is spelled wrong. He goes by "k" which is lower case. That's probably why your search came up empty. I can vouch for Attorney k Esq. as he has gotten me out of jail many times after my crime sprees and he's good at what he does.

Larry Jennings ,😂 you know who he is..😂

Larry Jennings I'd respond with "let's take this to the treeline so I can find out just who you are"

Tony got BIGGER problems to worry about.

The thing is, lawyers are very loyal to the ones paying them... Because money talks.

Give a lawyer the right amount and he/she will defend you for anything.

I would be more concerned with protecting BP from anyone pretending to be Texas City.

How could you tell I know one? You must be one of them big city lawyers yourself.

a shame you don't know the difference between 'no one' and 'know one'

I think this is a related case or everyone is always suing BP there

You people are the scum of the earth. Get out of your circle jerk and get a real job

And most of the time, they don't even do it without pay! So brave of them to go to work and collect a check. Don't worry about the soldiers, miners, construction workers who actually make the world a safer and better place, no. It's these brave lawyers who deserve our praise for sitting in air conditioned rooms and lyi...I mean talking.

@@kenaultman7499 if you have this many people running around how are you going to keep law and order? you aren't seeing it because it's background work for you. Sounds like you have more of a bone to pick with working indoors more than anything. We all need each other at the end of the day

@@doransshield9176 no, I just think lawyers are generally bad people with few morals. They argue what they need to in the moment to win, not because it is inherently true or right.

@@kenaultman7499 A few thoughts for you: Morality is relative. When it's your life on the line, you're going to want your lawyer to do what they need to do to win. Everyone loves to complain about lawyers until they need one. Another thing to consider: All those soldiers, miners, and construction workers you worship so much? They don't do one iota of work without lawyers doing their share of work first. Period. And when the miners with black lung look to be compensated, who do you think they enlist to represent them, the janitor? Opposing every predatory lawyer is another lawyer protecting their client. Also, drop the 'working indoors' schtick. It's so old. Being a lawyer includes a different type of strength, mental strength. The ability to parse through decades of law and know it well enough to use it in court. Remember, the law is worthless without the lawyers that uphold it. Think twice before you put all lawyers in the same bin. If you think a lawyer is acting immorally, call your congressman, because you have a problem with the law that enabled that attorney, not the attorney themselves.

Why there ain't no extra Z I'm sure I don't know...

Right it sounds like a boxers name.

I was born in Texas. Can confirm!

Actually he is very smart if you were being questioned and the opposing council just asked you questions but did not show you the quotes he was questioning you about the Judge would agree that would be improper.

Biden famous quote "truth over facts" my truth beats the facts.

@@mercdragons What do you think he is deceiving you about?

"Liable" and "crime" are two different things. "Liable" means you owe money in a civil suit. In this case, the theory was not merely that the witness had an opinion, but that he was paid by BP to purposefully spread false information about a BP oil spill. That shows consciousness of BP's culpability. If he says "Yeah, they were lies and I knew they were lies" and then the lawyer can show that he is connected to BP, he makes a real good case that BP knew it was at fault. And that means BP has to pay an awful lot of money.

Talk like that on the street and police will be knocking on door to notify family. I love it when people are "tough" when they know they are protected by a system

if you had more patience you would know.

DWP you can objet this isn’t a real court looool and no judge is present also you can pled the 5th Fuck outta here🤴🏻🖕🏻

@@charlieminaj2 That's not how it works. You can and absolutely should object during a deposition. The most common objection (and the one this lawyer makes) is an objection to the form of the question. After the deposition, if the questioning attorney tries to introduce into evidence an answer to a question to which someone objected, the judge will rule on the objection. If he thinks the objection was valid, then the answer gets thrown out and nobody can use it as evidence. Not sure what pleading the Fifth has to do with anything in this video, but yes, you can plead the Fifth during a deposition.

NorthernWindNut he’s also a lawyer. He is not representing the witness therefore has no place on the record, wasn’t introduced in the beginning. When he says the guy has a right to see what the lawyer is taking the quotes from, the cross examiner lashes out because not only is that not an objection, he’s not even the guys representative.

Nick, Please cite caselaw and link to it. You probably should look at the other video where Koury objects a lot for good reason but the OP of the video is a one off throw away account, and various sock posters slammed Koury almost a decade after his death. Seems really Spergy.

You couldn't be more wrong. In Texas, the only two acceptable objections at a deposition are "Form" ie the form of the question is objectionable (leading, calls for speculation, vague, assumes facts, etc, etc) or "responsiveness" ie the answer didn't respond to the question. This is to keep the deposition moving. the Court will address the actual objections later when and if the testimony is offered in court.

@@ericperkins3078 It completely depends on your state. Each state handles things differently

@@redrubies5000 Yeah, I think I pointed that out.

Zachary Watson yes you would if he was intimidating enough

Zachary Watson just break the tension with jokes haha, say something completely out of left field. I've seen that work against intimidation before. I used to have a boss that would crack a sex joke in any given situation.

That’s what being deposed is like. You get grilled by lawyers all day.

Tony Buzbee isn't intimidating. He just thinks he is.