ATTORNEY TOM!!! Can you make sense of this and explain it to me like I'm 7?1yr ⋅ PicklestRick935 ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
🫤 Don’t park in 4 parking spaces if you don’t want people to see if an egg really will cook on a car1yr ⋅ WtfShouldiputHereidk ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Came here from youtube, I wanted to see how many crimes against Tom I could commit in a single photo.1yr ⋅ Turbulent-Math-7190 ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Finally, a worthy opponent for Attorney Tom... This can only lead to Glory!1yr ⋅ BigJim1 ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Butterfly Knives are Illegal in CA and some other states but do you think a Butterfly Sword would be deemed illegal? Not technically a knife it’s too large. Butterfly Knives are illegal because of they’re ability to be opened very fast but a sword would definitely not be easy to open fast. Curious1yr ⋅ Li-renn-pwel ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Politics aside, would the nails in the poster be considered a booby trap? This story doesn’t seem plausible2yr ⋅ chunkybeefbombs ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Could this evidence be used against the coach even though it was ‘presumably’ obtained by the robber?2yr ⋅ jacklittleeggplant ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Would you still be able to sue if you got sick? To eat snacks from Vital Proteins, you have to contractually agree not to sue them if anything bad happens. (They have been sued previously for lead and/or cadmium contamination.)1yr ⋅ Effective-Oil6725 ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Attorney Tom! Does this violate terms of a DNR? Is this guy just an a**hole? Does the a**hole have a chance at recovering damages of desired?2yr ⋅ PicklestRick935 ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Is sending someone their coordinates or address against the law? I get that it’s creepy and implies a sinister intent, but can it be prosecutable?1yr ⋅ Mochanoodle ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
If a patient got and severe infection or even die from said infection , could the manufacture be held accountable or would it be more on the hospital to clear their disposables before use?1yr ⋅ fuze-the-hostage- ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
If the guy that was trying to buy was really petty could there be a case here?2yr ⋅ Hot_Quantity9866 ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
If I repost this and still die can I sue the person who posted this2yr ⋅ slime_rancher_27 ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
If someone eats this In year 2222 thinking it’s not expired can they sue for their death?2yr ⋅ Shawarma_Chameleon ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
How many laws did she break doing this? (Bonus smiling mugshot)2yr ⋅ BradOrPonceDeLeone ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
I wonder what the possible outcome for shooter in that case? Involuntary manslaughter?2yr ⋅ AK47gender ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Is this just nuclear revenge or is there a possible case? ChatGPT says no.11mo ⋅ Funblade ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Would you be able to hold the developer accountable for the damages if they knew, from previous tests, that their game had the ability to cause this?2yr ⋅ gman7555 ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
If this happened in Texas, I know a catastrophic injury attorney, and we can use the extra grease to dropkick so toddlers2yr ⋅ athens619 ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Is this legal? These police can't be qualified to teach. Not to mention having kids talking to police without their parents consent.2yr ⋅ TrollyJamesTurner ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Can someone sue the company for vandalism if this was on their driveway?1yr ⋅ ViridianWizard ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Stopped by customs re-entering USA from Mexico with (CBD) accused of bringing a controlled substance7mo ⋅ BSOINC_ ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Would you recommend dropkicking a toddler in to the shallow ends or deepends of swimming pools?2yr ⋅ daleish ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Could a person sue for False Advertising? The computer has very much became obsolete m2yr ⋅ Affectionate_Crow327 ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Where do jokes end and prosecutable offenses begin? Is this legal? If so, does this have a chilling effect on free speech?1yr ⋅ kevisdoingsomething ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Could someone do this, and then make the biological father pay child support?2yr ⋅ Error404CoolNameGone ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
TOM COMMUNITY. GET THIS TO 68 LIKES. Tom, you'll know what to do next.3yr ⋅ LaxEnhancer ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
ATTORNEY TOM! What's the topic of the subsequent safety meeting?2yr ⋅ PicklestRick935 ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
So a Judge can do this? What’s (hypothetically) your legal recourse if a Judge seems this biased?2yr ⋅ Im_No_Robutt ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Hey Tom, what are your thoughts on the potential future legal implications of the Chris Chan case?2yr ⋅ MamoruWakahisa ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Since this quote was taken out of context [it was a joke made with his veteran friends who also laughed] whould he have a defamation case?1mo ⋅ OakenWildman ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Though they’re on public road way. How much trouble would you be in if you boot someone’s car to claim profits if it impedes your property? (Assuming no damages to booted car)1yr ⋅ Imlife_havealemon ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Could someone sue for damages if they used the driveway to turn their vehicle around and popped their tires?2yr ⋅ gman7555 ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Is it foreseeable that someone may take a turn quicker than expected?1yr ⋅ defragmylife ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Since public defenders are based on indigency, if they don't pay, but can afford a lawyer for him, will that leave him without a lawyer?2yr ⋅ dnjprod ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
This is what a single broken traffic light can do. Would someone be able to sue the city if they lost job opportunities? could get to a hospital in time? or just go really annoyed?2yr ⋅ Brenolr ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Its a bit wider than it should be and all the colors are slightly off but it's ya boi tom3yr ⋅ ACigar835 ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Would this hold up in court if I say, took a steel chair to the face? Etc.1yr ⋅ LOLWelshGamer ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Could the owner really be successfully sued for that? Seems like a case of improper training for one of the mechanics.2yr ⋅ LordTrappen ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
At The End Of The Movie Hancock He Does This To The Moon, Can There be Any Legal Repercussions And By Whom?1yr ⋅ With-Cheese ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
The guy also defended his actions saying that the cyclist ran a red light. Pretty sure that he's going to jail. Opinions?2yr ⋅ SV-Chineel ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
I don't know the Brazilian system; so let's pretend this is in the U.S. How much responsibility does a hospital have in making sure nothing potentially hazardous enters the area around an MRI? Case?1yr ⋅ mattjammar ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Followup question, if somebody is trying to rob my house and assuming I set off these weapons the only property affected would be my own - would this be a legal form of defense? (assuming I legally owned all of these weapons)3yr ⋅ D_Dubbz ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
How legal is this? In Canada, we’re allowed to hire marginalized groups above privileged ones, but we are also not allowed to be discriminatory. Curious for Tom’s take on this.2yr ⋅ Vertoule ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
I watched some older videos recently and noticed a folded flag in a display case..... any meaning behind this?2yr ⋅ Tr393w ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Does this fall under a good Samaritan law? It looks like the biker could have been easily hurt.2yr ⋅ saaasaab ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Would their be legal punishment for this and what would it be?1yr ⋅ Prestigious_Spirit66 ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Does this not directly violate the FDA’s slack-fill rule? The slack space appears to be “nonfunctional” per the rule. Is this rule simply not enforced?1yr ⋅ BradOrPonceDeLeone ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
I saw this in a Facebook page. I was wondering how legally enforceable it is2yr ⋅ jbrincat2000 ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
How much trouble would this business be in for doing this type of thing?1yr ⋅ Angrystudent666 ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Are these upcharges actually enforceable? What if someone doesn't notice the sign and starts talking about politics and gets an outrageous bill?1yr ⋅ antiseer360 ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Never thought about it before, but are there any laws/regulations at least in the USA, prohibiting suicide? And can you sue the company of that suicide pod if it won't kill you, but gas leaves you paralyzed for the rest of your life?2yr ⋅ AK47gender ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
Is this illegal? What if you used water soluble chalk? Or, what if you knew a terrorist toddler was on their way to blow up the building and this would foil their plan by depriving them of a place to park?2yr ⋅ existenjoy ⋅ r/AttorneyTom
