It kinda does though, integrity in the sense of doing everything by the book, not cheating, not falsifying evidence, not giving up on a client etc etc.
He's delusional. You quickly spotted one contraction. For all the brash slickness and relentless energy he seems to have he can't outrun reality. He's a tragedy in the making.
Witness: I was in my house when I heard a large bang coming from Nextdoor With someone running into My doorsteps asking to call Police and they were covered In blood and next thing I knew the police came over and arrested some guy and all I wanted to do was eat my sandwich in peace (FAKE FAKE FAKE NOT REAL STORY ITS TO REPLY TO COMMENT)
One of the only, common sense, actually applicational points - which would affect one's ability to do some good... scratch that GREAT lawyering. Deserves all the likes and comments. 🥳
No, Karen’s are the cops because cops can use their power for bad and get you in trouble for doing nothing. And Karen’s would not want to side with a criminal 😂
Not to get religious but preachers are the best at it. People want to follow a person that believes whole heartedly in every thing that comes out of their own mouth. They want to be lead, even if it’s someone who doesn’t have the answer.
Wrong! You can't have integrity and be willing to win "at all costs!"This man is indeed an amazing lawyer. Speaks about integrity knowing that it means nothing in the court room.
That's what he's talking about??? I mean, he is LITERALLY saying "If you have a certain mindset, you'll be a great lawyer" The hell are you taking about?
There's a lot of stuff that just make it impossible for me to become a lawyer. 1. I stutter a lot. 2. I come up with words very slowly. 3. I have social anxiety. 4. I am very bad at day to day conversations let alone a fight.
Based on what you said, here’s my conclusion: 1. You are pretty self aware, and only list your weaknesses, which tells me that you tend to overcorrect, and are better than average in compensating for those weaknesses. 2. If you stutter and have anxiety, you probably are good at memorization, research, writing, and logical/analytical reasoning. As people tend to develop strengths in these areas as they overcorrect, to be able to get through life. 3. Most lawyers are not “trial” lawyers. There are many types of law that you could study where your particular strengths work for you, instead of against you. 4. There’s no part of the law school admission test that requires strengths in anything that you have described as weaknesses, which should tell you that what they value the most is strengths in other areas.
definitely want to be a lawyer. being bullied rn and i know it will be too much of a risk to tell them no because teachers are not believing me. i always plan out exactly what i’m going to say everytime i try to stop it
I have a friend of a friend who has a lawyer as his best friend. He's a firm believer in his clients (until proven wrong, then he refuses to defend them). He doesn't really care for his reputation (he only cares about keeping the innocent out of jail), but he is willing to win the case at any cost (to an extent where intimidation and forgery isn't used. He's not averse to bullshitting though).
Having integrity and being determined to win at all costs are mutually exclusive at times. You're representing a bad'un, justice is at stake. Integrity is doing your best but thats not the same as winning at all costs. Believe it or not, some of us are drawn into law because of a strong sense of justice not an ego driven competitiveness and desire to win. It's a desire to do right and to be amazing at your job but not to crush a rape victim or destroy a domestic abuse survivor to get an abuser off the hook.
My dad is a lawyer. A bunch of my friends who were thinking about law asked him about it, and his advice to all of them was the same: “Don’t go into law.”
True signs you were born to be a lawyer: 1. You love making innocent people feel like shit 2. You will do anything to get your way, even if it’s illegal. 3. You love cheap money
I am only twelve... I have wanted to be a lawyer for 6 years. This video has backed me up as I have all three signs! If possible can you please give me some advice because I wish to be a personal injury lawyer and it would mean the world! Thanks a bunch, from your fan, the future personal injury lawyer, Charlotte H. (I already have job experience as I am currently a karate mentor, not paid)
Hi there.. I asked some of my friends. And they gave me these tips *1.* You need to go to *DEBATES CLUB* and be active in competition. Reason is, *A.* Brush your reading and research skills on the topic you'll be presenting during debates. *B.* Using persuasion to win over the jury. You need to be eloquent with your words. Jury are humans. Proper wording can magnify a data an turn the jury to your favour. *2.* You want to be a lawyer? Pick a specialty + get relevant extra knowledge regarding this. For your case, as a *Personal Injury* lawyer, you need to learn physics, chemistry and biology.. You'll be receiving cases like accidents from hazardous chemicals, burns, workplace etc. You can use these knowledge as advantages to search for the right evidences to help your client. Knowledge in OSHA is also important to pinpoint flaws, weaknesses and negligences that happened to cause injury. *3.* Read cases preterning to your specialty. Class actions are important too. Memorise them so you don't need to cramp all these info in law school. If you start early, and maintain these routines with dedication, you'll be way ahead of your peers in law school, and ahead of your opponents. *4.* Be humble. Never stop learning. keep a lookout for new things and *be very attentive to details* - don't limit the source of your knowledge.
There it is. I hope you'll do your part to help make the world a better place.. Do pro bono to the poor - as your reputation increases, you'll get as much experience needed to fight bigger cases.
@@nishisun5008 *1.* What 3 things doesn't matter? *2.* Also *"you need to study"* .. Study what? Can you be precise? *3.* Who mentioned confidence? No one mentioned confidence.
"Willing to win at all costs" might not be the best way to phrase that, Mike. It might gain you clients but it isn't legal to break the law... the statements "have integrity" and "win at all costs" don't blend. When I wanted to be a lawyer: don't let people "beat" the boss out of you, you can't be easily worn down. Take ownership of that confidence and use it but without doing anything to lose your self-respect. That would undermine the whole endeavor. You need integrity if you want to have a good reputation, true; but it also makes it easier to live with oneself after if you're living right. Persistence, resourcefulness, fight-to-win, go-get-'em attitude then you can also be a good lawyer. In my ever so-humble opinion...(which also doesn't really jive with lawyering). You need to have a strong presence without humbleness when you're facing you're competition. And remember, the justice system isn't based on truth but proof... Proof of payment that is. They will where and deal their appointed cases in order to arrange for their hires. Because the pay is substantially different. And you want to know what I've seen the worst of in this regard, is their legal guardian cases are bottom-shelved. They get paid the least so spend the least time and basically just dump it on the floor until court.
My personal rule is to never personally attack others and instead attack arguments. So if they decide to insult me directly I can then ridicule/scold them by saying something like “now you see here you just made a personal attack against me, rather than directing it at my argument. I will admit you did it quite well, and that is a powerful trait befitting of a 9 year old” or something along those lines. It could use some refining but I’ll get there eventually
After dealing with lawyers, I've come to the conclusion that for them - ethics and integrity only go so far as it helps them to get a win. They're basically educated used car salespeople.
My mama always said growing up I should have been a lawyer. I’m 59 and she still says I missed my mark and should have become a lawyer because I’m just giving away advice for free LMAOO 🤣
*Hi im Saul Goodman! Did you know you have rights? Constitution says you do and so do i. I believe every man woman and child this country is innocent. And that's fight for you Albuquerque!*
My mother actually worked in court, and she was very good. She actually taught many people that are now lawyers. But she never became one. When she was working there many asked for her to become a lawyer, even me and my family wanted her to become one.
One of the most important things is to be able to get along and work with colleagues and your opponents. Having open lines of communication is crucial to being able to work out problems. There are times to fight, but that's only part of the time. Many issues can be resolved.
Being willing to win at all cost, seems to sacrifice integrity. Believing in your client goes against standing up for what you believe in if you don’t believe your client is innocent.
Thank you for everything you are doing to educate the world about people’s rights. It may vary from country to country but the basic fundamentals of civilians rights are there. Very entertaining and informative at the same time. Great content and always watching from Trinidad and Tobago.
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How do you know if you are too old to be a lawyer?
Whot song did you use?
What is its name?
I think I'm to old now to become a lawyer, would love too..
Lawyers are useless persons
Well that was the first time I've ever been thrown into a Sandwich during a transition.
Also why did it smell like coffee and lack of sleep?
It's the hidden scent of a lawyer's life
@@Greg-fh7pm absolutely not😂 That would be the smell of paper
@@Awesumpye25 that's a more known scent of a lawyer's life
@@Greg-fh7pm as someone who has family that works as a lawyer, I confirm.
Idiot sandwich
-gordon
Integrity and be willing to win at all costs doesn’t seem like a pairing that makes sense.
It doesn't. The ideas are good, but the principles seem ...off🤔🤔
2. You care about your reputation. Would be the one instead of the integrity bs.
It kinda does though, integrity in the sense of doing everything by the book, not cheating, not falsifying evidence, not giving up on a client etc etc.
He's delusional. You quickly spotted one contraction. For all the brash slickness and relentless energy he seems to have he can't outrun reality. He's a tragedy in the making.
Exactly! Integrity and doing anything to win at all costs means the cost of your integrity too?
"Sir, we saw you murder 50 people.."
"I do NOT agree"
"Your honor, my client did not murder 50 people, he merely unalived them" -Saul Goodman
“Allegedly”
Objection!!!
Witness: I was in my house when I heard a large bang coming from Nextdoor With someone running into
My doorsteps asking to call
Police and they were covered In blood and next thing I knew the police came over and arrested some guy and all I wanted to do was eat my sandwich in peace (FAKE FAKE FAKE NOT REAL STORY ITS TO REPLY TO
COMMENT)
I love how this isn’t just about confidence. Like the complete opposite of what people reckon
hey
Im just gonna binge Law by Mike and then I will have all the information needed to become a lawyer.
That's actually a great idea
Same
Same I only wanna be a lawyer cuz it pays very good
4. You’re not afraid to be anyone’s enemy even if it’s a criminal
1) You got a good LSAT score
2) You graduated from law school
3) You passed the Bar exam
This
Fair lol
"to be a good lawyer you must also be a good liar"
-Master Oogway
Correction: a be good at persuasion. A half truth is not a lie.
@@danielaramburo7648 a half truth is the best lie to tell
Must be good at causing doubt, not necessarily lying.
He's not a very good person to be quoting... 💀
Love the joke but the stereotype is getting old at this point ...
#4 you are organized, don’t lose evidence or other important documents
One of the only, common sense, actually applicational points - which would affect one's ability to do some good...
scratch that
GREAT lawyering.
Deserves all the likes and comments. 🥳
4th sign you best ace attorney without making mistakes
hey
“I’m not arguing,I’m just explaining why I’m right.”
Gold!!!! 😁
I refuse to become a lawyer for one simple fact. I no longer have the capacity to deal with idiots
Fair enough
that is exactly why you should
@@lorenzodossantos1111🤡🤡🤡
@@anthonyJones-ll4ei🤡
One less woman lawyer? lol Tragic.
Just finished my first year of law school lol. The one thing I really like about law is that I have more knowledge about my rights how to apply them.
Please tell me English is not your first language. Please.
Every Karen ever: "Now this looks like a job for me!"
Secret 4th requirement: Your soul needs to be sold. (don’t worry, it’s just as painful as it sounds.)
Most lawyers are male so you're deranged
No, Karen’s are the cops because cops can use their power for bad and get you in trouble for doing nothing. And Karen’s would not want to side with a criminal 😂
I was born to be a lawyer and a teacher.
I would love to be an education lawyer or advocate for students in all levels .
I actually plan on being a lawyer, I’m all these things, and watching these tips and stuff is awesome! Thank you
You want to win at all costs and you have integrity.
Congratulations.
Willing to win at all costs is in complete opposition to having integrity.. 😒
Yup, but as long as the lawyer believes they have integrity then you can just gaslight everyone else into thinking the same thing lmao.
Not to get religious but preachers are the best at it. People want to follow a person that believes whole heartedly in every thing that comes out of their own mouth. They want to be lead, even if it’s someone who doesn’t have the answer.
Wrong! You can't have integrity and be willing to win "at all costs!"This man is indeed an amazing lawyer. Speaks about integrity knowing that it means nothing in the court room.
No one is born to become something. You all become it. What can make it easier is your environment and mindset.
That's what he's talking about???
I mean, he is LITERALLY saying "If you have a certain mindset, you'll be a great lawyer"
The hell are you taking about?
Can't believe you took a figure of speech seriously...
According to lawyer mike, I am destined to be a lawyer🙏
A lawyer with integrity 🤣🤣
For real 😂😂😂
So basically ace Attorney prosecutors
There's a lot of stuff that just make it impossible for me to become a lawyer.
1. I stutter a lot.
2. I come up with words very slowly.
3. I have social anxiety.
4. I am very bad at day to day conversations let alone a fight.
Based on what you said, here’s my conclusion:
1. You are pretty self aware, and only list your weaknesses, which tells me that you tend to overcorrect, and are better than average in compensating for those weaknesses.
2. If you stutter and have anxiety, you probably are good at memorization, research, writing, and logical/analytical reasoning. As people tend to develop strengths in these areas as they overcorrect, to be able to get through life.
3. Most lawyers are not “trial” lawyers. There are many types of law that you could study where your particular strengths work for you, instead of against you.
4. There’s no part of the law school admission test that requires strengths in anything that you have described as weaknesses, which should tell you that what they value the most is strengths in other areas.
Lawyer school: What made you decide to become a lawyer?
Me: I had the atributes of a lawyer in Law by Mike's video
I’m stubborn, and I know what the f**k I want.
im scared
"Firm beliefs"..."you have to win at all costs".... doesn't add up
definitely want to be a lawyer. being bullied rn and i know it will be too much of a risk to tell them no because teachers are not believing me. i always plan out exactly what i’m going to say everytime i try to stop it
I am sorry for you being bullied but what does that have to do with you wanting to he a lawyer?
I dont quite see the Bridge tbh.
@@DopaminDetoxshe's going to sue their asses
damn this sucks to read. good luck man
I have a friend of a friend who has a lawyer as his best friend. He's a firm believer in his clients (until proven wrong, then he refuses to defend them). He doesn't really care for his reputation (he only cares about keeping the innocent out of jail), but he is willing to win the case at any cost (to an extent where intimidation and forgery isn't used. He's not averse to bullshitting though).
I thought I was about to be destined to be a lawyer, and then he said I had to be competitive. 😢
And also be able to find inconsistencies in your opponent. Like "Integrity is key" but "You must be willing to win at ALL COST"
Literally everyone in elementary school and middle told me to become a lawyer 😂 I looked at the schooling requirements and was like uuuhhhhh no
i would say ok but imma be roasting people instead of helping 💀
Having integrity and being determined to win at all costs are mutually exclusive at times. You're representing a bad'un, justice is at stake. Integrity is doing your best but thats not the same as winning at all costs. Believe it or not, some of us are drawn into law because of a strong sense of justice not an ego driven competitiveness and desire to win. It's a desire to do right and to be amazing at your job but not to crush a rape victim or destroy a domestic abuse survivor to get an abuser off the hook.
Thats why I want to be an attorney, but what happens if you have to defend someone like that, I don't want to fight for someone I don't believe in
@@Alex-sz8id there's fighting and there's 'fighting'..put it that way.
My dad is a lawyer. A bunch of my friends who were thinking about law asked him about it, and his advice to all of them was the same: “Don’t go into law.”
Why not?
@@alltheworldsastage4785 you have to defend people you know are guilty sometimes, it can get really bad
@@alltheworldsastage4785 Just dont.
@@thinginground5179 Okay, but I really want to know why not?
just dont @@alltheworldsastage4785
True signs you were born to be a lawyer: 1. You love making innocent people feel like shit
2. You will do anything to get your way, even if it’s illegal.
3. You love cheap money
I like how you said that’ 3 Signs you should become a lawyer because now i know how to be one
First 2 steps
Me: This sounds noble, why do people say lawyer go to hell
“Win at all costs”
Me: Ohhhhh, that’s why.
Perfect. Im going to school to eventually become a lawyer. It's long been my dream and I fit these criteria 😇
Same except I only fit the last one competitive. Im def not firm on any beliefs and I have 0 integrity but I like to play devils advocate
Me to
@@JoeTheBroken me to
4 don't be afraid of hell
😅
I am only twelve... I have wanted to be a lawyer for 6 years.
This video has backed me up as I have all three signs!
If possible can you please give me some advice because I wish to be a personal injury lawyer and it would mean the world!
Thanks a bunch, from your fan, the future personal injury lawyer, Charlotte H.
(I already have job experience as I am currently a karate mentor, not paid)
Hi there..
I asked some of my friends.
And they gave me these tips
*1.* You need to go to *DEBATES CLUB* and be active in competition.
Reason is,
*A.* Brush your reading and research skills on the topic you'll be presenting during debates.
*B.* Using persuasion to win over the jury. You need to be eloquent with your words. Jury are humans. Proper wording can magnify a data an turn the jury to your favour.
*2.* You want to be a lawyer?
Pick a specialty + get relevant extra knowledge regarding this.
For your case, as a *Personal Injury* lawyer, you need to learn physics, chemistry and biology..
You'll be receiving cases like accidents from hazardous chemicals, burns, workplace etc.
You can use these knowledge as advantages to search for the right evidences to help your client.
Knowledge in OSHA is also important to pinpoint flaws, weaknesses and negligences that happened to cause injury.
*3.* Read cases preterning to your specialty. Class actions are important too. Memorise them so you don't need to cramp all these info in law school. If you start early, and maintain these routines with dedication, you'll be way ahead of your peers in law school, and ahead of your opponents.
*4.* Be humble. Never stop learning. keep a lookout for new things and *be very attentive to details* - don't limit the source of your knowledge.
There it is.
I hope you'll do your part to help make the world a better place..
Do pro bono to the poor - as your reputation increases, you'll get as much experience needed to fight bigger cases.
These 3 things do not matter, you need to study to become a lawyer, you cant do anything with only confidence
@@nishisun5008
*1.* What 3 things doesn't matter?
*2.* Also *"you need to study"* ..
Study what? Can you be precise?
*3.* Who mentioned confidence? No one mentioned confidence.
No.4 you don't cry when you're in an argument.
"Willing to win at all costs" might not be the best way to phrase that, Mike. It might gain you clients but it isn't legal to break the law... the statements "have integrity" and "win at all costs" don't blend.
When I wanted to be a lawyer: don't let people "beat" the boss out of you, you can't be easily worn down. Take ownership of that confidence and use it but without doing anything to lose your self-respect. That would undermine the whole endeavor.
You need integrity if you want to have a good reputation, true; but it also makes it easier to live with oneself after if you're living right.
Persistence, resourcefulness, fight-to-win, go-get-'em attitude then you can also be a good lawyer.
In my ever so-humble opinion...(which also doesn't really jive with lawyering). You need to have a strong presence without humbleness when you're facing you're competition.
And remember, the justice system isn't based on truth but proof... Proof of payment that is. They will where and deal their appointed cases in order to arrange for their hires. Because the pay is substantially different. And you want to know what I've seen the worst of in this regard, is their legal guardian cases are bottom-shelved. They get paid the least so spend the least time and basically just dump it on the floor until court.
My lawyer is Saul Goodman
"You must be willing to win at all costs"
Okay so walk into court with a shotgun when all else fails, message received mate!
4.) Discern your potential clients.
5.) Don't bend integrity with a huge amount of money.
4. Be ready to send innocent people to jail for Life cuz boi u finna be traumatized otherwise
All costs…..?
*Forgery and blackmail go brr
Furry: You must stand for what you believe, one sentence but wow.
My personal rule is to never personally attack others and instead attack arguments.
So if they decide to insult me directly I can then ridicule/scold them by saying something like “now you see here you just made a personal attack against me, rather than directing it at my argument. I will admit you did it quite well, and that is a powerful trait befitting of a 9 year old” or something along those lines. It could use some refining but I’ll get there eventually
thats just revealing your trick
Everyone say I should be a lawyer but Ian got the money for law school lol
After dealing with lawyers, I've come to the conclusion that for them - ethics and integrity only go so far as it helps them to get a win. They're basically educated used car salespeople.
The believing in something point doesn't really make sense. You could believe murder is bad yet have to defend a murderer
Law By Mike, You Haved Made Me Want To Becoming A Lawyer, I Love Your Vids Keep It Up.
Those transitions were crazyyyyy 😆
I really don't know why but all of them were me.
Integrity or winning at all costs? They usually don’t go together, especially in law.
AT ALL COST ... and integrity....
wonderful video, thanks
bro really said “never back down, never give up”
I just thought you had be really good at reading and remembering long after you’ve read it
Drop a mixtape today 🙏🏽💿
Great advice!!!!
Yes. HARVEY SPECTER
My mama always said growing up I should have been a lawyer. I’m 59 and she still says I missed my mark and should have become a lawyer because I’m just giving away advice for free LMAOO 🤣
What advice
My parents always tell me to be a lawyer cuz i always rebel against them using actual facts
as someone who wants to become a lawyer i'm happy that all 3 of these apply to me
These transitions are clean
“Win at all costs” okay, Kristoph Gavin
Sending love Atty. Michael!
Thank you. I got motivated to study for the midterms.
Does becoming a lawyer give me good transitions in my videos?
I’ve never heard lawyer and integrity in the same sentence before
Number 4, you love money
Number 5, as a criminal attorney you get to meet some very interesting criminals.
Not all lawyers make lots of money. Especially those who attend lower ranked and less well connected law schools.
Someone send this video to nick eh 30 so he knows his “never back down…NEVER GIVE UP” statement is viral
I always like chasing ambulances as a kid.
YES AM ROLLING IN FOR LAW SOON ,THIS VIDEO MOTIVATED SO MUCH.
There is an in between...it's a mediation or negotiation.
*Hi im Saul Goodman! Did you know you have rights? Constitution says you do and so do i. I believe every man woman and child this country is innocent. And that's fight for you Albuquerque!*
I negotiate with my parents
My mother actually worked in court, and she was very good. She actually taught many people that are now lawyers. But she never became one. When she was working there many asked for her to become a lawyer, even me and my family wanted her to become one.
Lie and argue
Number 4 a lot of money
One of the most important things is to be able to get along and work with colleagues and your opponents. Having open lines of communication is crucial to being able to work out problems.
There are times to fight, but that's only part of the time. Many issues can be resolved.
😂😂😂 He's trying to make lawyers appear good. 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Damnnn the camera man and the editor going🔥🔥🔥🥶
whoever doesn't agree with me are wrong, I love half truths... Should I become a lawyer?
If you have integrity, be a doctor. I respect a doctor a lot more than I respect a lawyer.
It’s always been my dream job to be a lawyer I have been watching your videos and learning to be a lawyer
Integrity and “willing to win at all costs” don’t go together.
Love how this comes up after I research what steps it takes to become a lawyer 😅
me who ticks none of those boxes: mm yeah i should be a lawyer
welp guys I’m officially a lawyer now I will see you guys at court since I am born to be one
Being willing to win at all cost, seems to sacrifice integrity. Believing in your client goes against standing up for what you believe in if you don’t believe your client is innocent.
Jayoma>>>>>
Lawbymike before turning unhinged
You're the reason why I want to become a lawyer 👍
Im incedible at finding loopholes in every agreement i have with anybody. I would make a perfect contract lawyer.
3 sign you should be good lawyer and good editor 😅
Thank you for everything you are doing to educate the world about people’s rights. It may vary from country to country but the basic fundamentals of civilians rights are there. Very entertaining and informative at the same time. Great content and always watching from Trinidad and Tobago.