Sean Silverman: Silverman Bar Exam & LSAT Tutoring
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Sean Silverman: Silverman Bar Exam & LSAT Tutoring
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I tutor both the bar exam and the LSAT. Reach out for info! Bar Exam Tutoring ⚖️: [email protected] LSAT Tutoring 🧠: [email protected]

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@BarExamTutor If Cardone was my client, I’d take him outside by the scruff of his neck and tell him to STFU because that abrasive, arrogant attitude is off putting to most people regardless of the point of the argument. He’s got lawyers. They should argue for him, and he should zip it.



LAWYERS CAUGHT ON CAMERA TRYING TO CENSOR GRANT CARDONE'S DEPOSITION FROM THE PUBLIC. - Watch 'til the END! After 14 hours of grilling deposition lawyers for 'sus'man godfrey attempts to seal Grant Cardone's testimony. After 6 years., this is the first time Cardone had a chance to tell his story. He EXPOSES lawyers at ATTEMPTING TO SEAL HIS PERSONAL TESTIMONY CONFIDENTIAL. Cardone says, "I want it ALL public.... II AM GOING TO MAKE YOU GUYS FAMOUS AND SHOW THE WORLD HOW YOU GUYS TRY TO EXTORT SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE AND BUSINESS OWNERS." In this unfiltered confrontation, the $600M class action BEHEMOTH SUSMAN, appears to BULLY Cardone manipulating the law to designate Grant Cardone’s personal deposition under oath as confidential. On tuesday they realized they would be force to de-designate and now the entire second day will be make public. Grant openly refuses to accept this obvious abuse of the legal system & will NOT leave without an explanation, challenging Raj Mathur's legal basis (which there was none) for sealing the footage, and demands that the dispute be taken directly to the judge. Cardone doesn't have a legal degree but was right in this case. The cameras keep rolling as both sides debate the protective order, the ownership of the deposition video, and whether anything discussed justified keeping the testimony from the public. Watch the full exchange and decide for yourself. Was confidentiality legally justified, or was this an attempt to prevent the public from seeing what happened? Why did courts reverse? YOU CAN WATCH THE ENTIRE 7 HOURS they were attempting to hide and better understand the entire case. This is the first time Cardone has had a chance to TO SPEAK TO THE PUBLIC and GET THE TRUTH OUT

What struck me watching this video is that a reason why it might be rare to be a great litigator is that it requires multiple personality traits that probably aren’t commonly connected in many people. Gotta be intelligent. That’s a given in this field. I’m thinking this lawyer has got that more than covered. But then you’ve also got to have the trait of someone who is entirely comfortable dealing with people like this who sort of bring aggression because they believe that doing so will give them the upper hand. People who are going to bang the table (metaphorically). Tell you to sit down as if you’re their employee or something. The lawyer here didn’t seem to me as comfortable with that, though I can’t criticize how he handled himself. But, he seemed out of his element in that respect. But, yeah. If you’ve got both those, you’re probably in a good spot.








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