Time to start a new fund.

All assistants should have a big raise. I stand behind that.

I always suspected there were minions beyond Ollie and Frank but this just confirms it.

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Sometimes, "Good for her"! No one wants to take (even the most egregious of) malpractice cases either, yet they are MORE than legit.

I wonder if some of it is also has to do with her immigration status.

​@@theshadowbehindyou9631How do you mean? In Texas, we have many people that are undocumented or poorly documented. They have no problems getting aid. And, everything, including TWC (Texas Workers Compensation), is English and Spanish. I was born in Texas, and I am having trouble getting another job, after losing my last job, because I don't have a physical social security card. This is even after submitting a W2 form and other forms with my SS number on them. I was then asked for my birth certificate, which I submitted. This stilI wasn't good enough for Whataburger. I will be glad when I am done with school. I have worked with Hispanic people that were not legal immigrants, and they were able to get jobs. I don't like the way the judge treated her, though.

It is. Even if you know what you’re translating from the defendant will doom their case, you’re legally obliged to translate absolutely everything, even if the defendant changes their testimony mid-sentence.

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Mike Talk with Yesenia :D We want the goss.

Is she your Paralegal, Legal Secretary, Personal Assistant? What’s her professional background Mike? I imagine with COVID those definitions must be more fungible.

@@colleenmoylan4214 Yeah, but at the same time I don’t want to put her on the spot. It’s entirely possible they have been working for so long those titles don’t mean anything.

@@mlgerab I've heard him many times, refer to her as his assistant. She could be a paralegal, but my best guess would be legal secretary. She likely doesn't pick up his laundry from the dry cleaners, or go grocery shopping for him, so she's not his "personal assistant".

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I do not understand what "Capital Felony Treason" is supposed to mean?

Pretty sure that the Honorable Judge Rangel has spent enough on eyewear to pay for at least a semester of college for the child of the sales rep at her optometrist's retail shop... But I'd say it's money very well spent!😁

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Nah… it’s super helpful. Interpreters work hard to divorce ego from the product, and any help is awesome. And when the judge speaks Spanish, you can trust that a lot of the minute details that can get lost in translation are caught.

Thank tou for your comment. I was thinking this way, but I have no legal training, and strictly going by acquaintances have gone through in these courts. I know that I would not go it myself after what I have heard. You are dealing with a government identity in these cases that likes to have it's own way. Probably because of everything that has transpired in the history of workers comp.

Well the judge is being harsh, you can't force an attorney to take your case, and if this judge can't understand that, she doesn't need to be hearing these types of cases.

"Don't pee on my leg."LOL

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She is. So just imagine how long this lady has been given a chance to get a lawyer

Sounds like a bullshit case that has low dollar value so no attorney will take it.

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@@colleenmoylan4214 She wasn't mad. She was laughing so hard she started to cry! Her husband said it was the best luncheon their group ever had.

@@SuzA8110 I honestly bet you made the lawyers' week. They quickly forgot all the boring speeches from the other kids, but they went back and told their colleagues and spouses about your funny mistake. They were very sweet because they knew you were trying your best and they found it endearing.

@@jayschafer1760 Yes, my teacher told me her husband thought it was their best luncheon ever! What would have made it better is if they were having spaghetti & MEATBALLS!!

I’ll pass 😂

@@LawTalkWithMike I have worked for several companies that I had knowledge of the cases of workers comp filed. Because here in California the biggest workers insurance company is a state run organization the employees don't have much of a chance in any big payoffs. So they got tired of having to pay out so they divided it up so that the employees have to file separate claims for each injury, like arm, back, shoulder, etc. etc. So the employee now got smart and file separate claims for injury so they get more money. There are certain attorney's that only handle workers comp and they make deals like settlements with the insurance companies and just come out and tell the employee after the fact. Most employees don't know their rights so they give in to it all. I saw one guy who actually was severely hurt and he had been fighting for over 8 years to get a settlement.

More than that, I believe she's fully bilingual. Spanish is as much her native tongue as English is.

He doesn't have a case in Spanish or in English that's the whole problem here

I think this is how more people should be spoken to when trying to represent themselves.

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...worker's compensation...Workmen became obsolete a long time ago. Just speaking up as a long-time commercial risk underwriter.

Well it all depends on the financial incentives

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Thank You

ON LAW&CRIME NETWORK

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Also , like to add that the time gating can be as little as 3 to 6 months, If you don't file the Administrative papers you can not win a lawsuit.

Agreed! She always looks great for court 🙂 I wonder how many pairs of glasses she has lol.

@@jellysofa same!!

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Don't play the race card..Your disgusting

I have 2 lawyers in my weekly gaming sessions. With an introduction from both of them, to a lawyer who "cant turn down any case right now", it took WEEKS to even get a phone call back from the guy. Maybe in some places the concept of calling someone up and speaking to them on that phone call is a thing, but I havent yet called the business office of any law firm in south texas and not spoken to an automated recording service that promises to call me back as soon as they get around to it.

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I was too. I was trying to find info about the phoenix project. The recovery program that she helped create or at least that’s what I’ve heard and I couldn’t find anything on that but saw her suspensions. One of the excuses was that El Paso used to pay while she a judge and then sometimes around 2011 they stopped. Then she said something about her staff being slow with the mail. I’m not aware if it is an issue for a judge to be making rulings in court in suspension.

Thank You 🍸 I tried a case in Belleville 🤷‍♂️ I also deposed a doctor in Clayton but flew down and back the same day

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Worker's Comp.

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Same as Florida I called hundreds of lawyers complete greedy morons and corrupt! I rather self represent!!!!

Yup my guess is she lost and has appealed that loss which is why it is in front of a judge.

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¡Necesitamos más Yesenia! ❤️ 😉

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