Shady Insurance Company Taken To Court | Suits | PD TV
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Mike Ross & Robert Zane are tasked with taking a shady insurance company to court who refused to pay for an elderly man's healthcare.
From Suits Season 5 Episode 3 'No Refills' - Harvey brings star power into his conflict with Jack; Mike brings in Robert Zane to co-counsel a case; Jessica tasks Rachel with an unusual assignment.
Suits (2011 - 2019): Mike Ross, a talented young college dropout, is hired as an associate by Harvey Specter, one of New York's best lawyers. They must handle cases while keeping Mike's qualifications a secret.
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Imagine mike saying.
"Your honour please pick another page."
As a TV show, yes, it would have been awesome to see Mike say that, but Mike knew he made his point and didn't need to say another word.
A smart man knows when he has won, and shuts his mouth. An arrogant man would say "Your honor, please pick another page." The judge might think they are now showing off in their courtroom, jeopardizing the ruling.
@@tonychan8558You misunderstood the comment, they were suggesting Mike happening to not know that page.
@@smurfaccount9269 your honor please pick page XX that's the only one I had time to read about 😂😂😂
Would also be funny if Mike interrupted the Judge because that's the only male plaintiff he remembers. And he only has to remember two plaintiffs, in case the judge picked a female plaintiff.
@@tonychan8558 Perfect explanation, also a man that love wisdom knows that talking a little bit more could lead to him saying something wrong, or this could be the day Mike's memory fails: why push it?
Great scene, the look on Robert Zane's face when Mike knew all the info. He became a believer right there
I used to know a guy like him back in the day. He got bored one day, so he started reading law books. 3 weeks later, he passed a practice bar exam...at 16.
@Daredevil keyword here is practice bar exam
@@muhammadfairuzsamsi7209 A practice bar exam is not any less difficult than an actual bar exam. The only difference is a couple of years of law school, which besides teaching you the letter of the law will also teach you how to practice law and stuff like legal ethics. Still passing a bar exam at 16 by simply reading law books is pretty impressive.
@@RudyBleeker yep I know. Come to Asia, this is normal for kids.
It’s amazing what a photographic memory can do.
@@dangeary2134I have a pornographic memory is that the same?
I always look forward to Mike turning the courtroom into a legal bigtop when he pulls his ever dazzling memory antics that marvel, mystify and amaze one and all!
I've always admired Mike Ross and his capacities, and his memory is amazing. I wonder if a man with such a memory does exist in the real world though.
Photographic Memory's are great, mine got me through the University with little study time. Now I'm 77 and can remember stuff I did over 50 years ago, but ask me about what I did 10 minutes ago and I get fuzzy quickly..........
Haha yeah it goes away with age.
it's myth and it doesn't exist
congrats you just ridiculed yourself
@@YM-zf8mt he's referring to eidetic memory.
@@YM-zf8mt😂 it’s actually called “eidetic memory” and its a very real thing it’s just not like it is on tv.
@@YM-zf8mtlmao don’t tell other people they ridiculed *themselves* when you’re a literal ignoramus 🤦♂️
I have seen the meat of this clip many times, but I love that this includes those last few seconds when Mike gets shown the respect he's earned.
Had a moment like this with my boss, same thing “if you can look over this moment, I’d appreciate you joining me for lunch. I’d like to explain if you’d give me the time”
Wonderful boss! We’re all just people and at the end of the day we just want to be responsible for our duties and ourselves. Only a narcissist wants to actually be in control.
But if you prove and explain in a coherent way why you did what you did. A genuine leader will have your back.
That conversation at the end was basically him saying u just saved my as# how about some lunch
01:57 Robert Zane's face hit the jackpot
Zanes like thats my son in law..😂
This the moment knew how good Ross was. His face was said it all.
Feels like a custody battle between Zane and Harvey for Mike😂
Hahahaha
I can not believe that Megan Markle left Mike for that redhead.
I know right? What was he, like a prince or something? 😂
Lol!!
@@justAman548 It's gotta be the money. Has to be.
@@Degenerecy it always is
She wanted to be a Princess… Until she learned that being a Princess was actually hard work… She’s nothing but a gold digger…
He simply demonstrated how he got hired.
I think this is my favorite scene of the series and definitely my favorite scene of Mike's
Mr zain looked at him with that “proud father” look
You can say a lot of things about Mike Ross, but ‘not caring’ isn’t one of them
"are you actually buying that.." why would he lie about something like that if he could not back it up since it is so easy to prove lol.
Bluffs aren’t the most uncommon thing in court, the dumbest part was them telling the judge why their own motion should NOT have been granted.
Mike always turns out to be the BIG BOSS in the courtroom. lol.
Go Mike yeah !!!!
best comment lol
1:49 what is she writing down there btw? Must be someting like "Attorney Mr. Mike Ross just kicked our ass."
Actually, I think it was one of the core rules of safe lawyering - NEVER gamble on an in-person test/demonstration of any sort. Even the enemy's.
I love this scene but they never addressed why an expedited trial was necessary lol, they only focused on why the case shouldn’t be dismissed
Because each insurance company has contracts with employers that expire at the end of certain time after which claims cannot be processed and they cannot be prosecuted. It would be beyond the statue of limitations.
@@yogib1993 would’ve been good if they could’ve thrown in at least a sentence in this scene addressing that
@@hi00118 kind of did when they try to say was pinching his client because of the contract.
@@hi00118 Scenes are written to be understood in a greater context. Complaining because you don't understand a scene when you haven't watched the episode isn't' legitimate.
@@alphanerd7221 I’ve watched the entire series several times lol, what are you on about
But when I watched thw show, I was more impressed by how he closed Jack for Harvey❤
The only comment, a ream of paper is 500 pages. If Ross actually handed the Judge 5,000 pages it would be a case of 10 reams. A lot more than the handful he handed to her! Just saying.
He handed her the motion to expedite. Not the filing for the lawsuit. She already had that. Also, a ream of paper is 500 sheets, which is 1,000 pages of content. Some law firms print double sided, some don't.
On the table in front of the judge are multiple file boxes. They represent the other cases. Not hard to notice if you know what to look for.
That memory is a curse, he'll never be able to forget Meghan Markle.
She was the weakest part of the show imo. She was the only one who never really fit with the rest of the cast
This scene is why I watched the whole show
This is what Harvey is on about with the violin
... and before Mike left the court the judge invited him into her chambers to further impress her by going through her legal briefs! 🤩
He pulled an Erin Brockovich
This scene reminds me of Erin Brockowich
Bump came a long way from baltimore
That's one badass moment in suits..
This Zane guy actor has the potential to replace Morgan Freeman's voice duties I think.
Ugh! I will have to watch it again
I think I'm the closest to Mike Ross memory skills.
Back in college to give me an edge to my fellow students, I would memorize a whole chapter, it would take 3 hrs straight per book per chapter around 50 pages.
Then what I would do when professor asked us to read our book at page no., I wont read the book, I would recite word by word what I have memorized, all my classmates goes crazy, they called me walking dictionary.
Though I need quite a lot of time and focus to memorize, it will retain for as good as 3 to 4 months as long I will allocate time to my brain every week to recite it mentally.
I had 4.0 flat GPA all subjects by abusing this skill.
But now in real world I'm working as Lead Developer which requires leadership and people skill, I don't need my memorization skills
Belive it out not, I have a photographic memory, the only problem now is that I ran out of film, I'm old so I can't convert to digital😂
Spoiler alert
Turn out that father in law has a stock in that insurance company
Interesting, did you actually finish the story arc of this case?
What episode is this from
Man howd i love to impress my in-laws like that.
Which seasoning episode was this?
This is from S5 Ep 3
Dang boy!!!
I also have photographic memory and amnesia
lol
That’s my name!
I would like to see Mike Ross vs Alan Shore...
How about the two of them teamed up together?
Erin Brokovich scene remixed
arent they suppose to stand up while speaking to the judge?
It’s a Drama show, plus Mike did stand up part way though (for dramatic effect) I think it fit the tone nicely. Don’t let something like them “not standing while speaking to the judge” take away from the show lol
@@SkyKiller63 they want me to believe those are brilliant lawyers, not some bad actors (which they are). Why don't they act like ones?
@@attackinggkeeper2250 It is not required, and according to google most courts do not require it and it is mainly something seen in TV for dramatic effect. It says lawyers often sit down as it makes most parties involved feel safe. It does, however, say when the judge or jury enters or leaves the room, they must stand, but that is the only time they are required to do so.
@@attackinggkeeper2250 The premise of this show is a warning not to take it seriously.
Shady Insurance Company is an oxymoron
Funny how Sheldon can pull off the same....
lol sheldon has an eidetic memory not photographic 😂
Sounds like Erin
way to impres your father in law
This show is unrealistic because an insurance company is being taken to court
If only this show hadn't turn into a bad telenovela...
Baquate
What is this
The tv show Suits on Netflix
the whole buttoning and unbuttoning of jackets is stupid
Do you not wear suits? You unbutton when you sit but you button when you stand. Its normal.
@@adi_2 i have to do the same with winter coats, simply because it's uncomfortable when your sitting on it and it tries to strangle you
@@adi_2 I think the point is the "tradition" of the "standing" means "buttoned" part.
do you wear loose suits lol
poor guy moment