Real Lawyer Reacts to ERIN BROCKOVICH
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2020
- I'm a real life lawyer and today I'm watching the iconic lawyer film ERIN BROCKOVICH. Won't you join me? Learn about demurrrrers! binding arbitration! witness prep! and my feelings on men with ponytails! (spoiler: I'm into it)
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"Sue me..
You'll lose"😉
Truly iconic behavior
I second this!! Leeja is queen!
I love that
You are criminally underrated ma'am. I hope the UA-cam algorithm gods bless you in 2021 and you get the views you deserve!
THANK YOU!!! god same
Algorithm sent me here so I think god answered your prayers 😁
your manifestation is working
Yes!!! I was so shocked our Leeja didn't have millions of subscribers
"criminally" underrated, kind of ironic when referring to a lawyer, I agree though, I didn't realise she had that low of a sub count. I think she'll end up with loads more as the algorithm brought me to her and obviously loads of others too. So it'll keep bringing more people here when the people before subscribe.
30:25
Julia Roberts was literally absolutely perfect for this role. I honestly felt like she was really Erin and I truly believe that in doing this movie, that she was truly angry about PG&E’s negligence and what happened to those innocent people in Hinkley.
lol. ok
*APPLAUSE* after that "clothing & behavior for women in the workplace" speech! Thank you! You are definitely not alone. We all have old white guy criticism in our head.
I work in a male dominated conservative field. Every December we would have a holiday party. I always worried about looking good enough but not dress too sexy. I feel your pain.
As I enter my paralegal internship. I needed to hear this. I was concerned about my tattoos, and how I desire to dress v. what’s expected of me.
Totes wish I could work for her. Leeja’s a real g.
As a gay Black man I start every day asking “what would Preston Kennedy wear”
But women were complaining not men
I haven't worked in corporate America in years. But I remember the last time. I couldn't believe my ears. The abject sexism. I'm a white male and it made me so damn angry. I told them, this isn't the damn strip club guys, Jesus. Is it any wonder so many women feel disaffected. I blame men. Point blank. Specifically white men. You want to put yourself out there guys have a some respect. And for Christ's sake, you have to look like someone a woman would want to be with. It's really not that complicated. I made a decision in the early 90s to start training in the gym because I was really ramping up my dating scene. Well gee whiz, imagine that. Women like a hard body to snuggle up to. And some honesty and humor to go with it. Who would have thought right? These men today...I just smh. I heard a 29 yo recently talk about how he would rather play video games than date. Wow...just f'ing wow.
I loved the court scene. That judge. Tell your clients to get ready for trial. Spoken so quietly but with such epic fortitude.
Omg the suit rant, love it.
I’ve complained about my shoe and clothing options as a man but I definitely see how I can also half ass my dress prep and no one notices. Ever.
Also, major props for the eternity it probably took you to edit this video and get it up. 👏👏👏
Lol it totally did THANK YOU
Julia Roberts is so good in this film. From the looks to the lines, she served the entire character in every scene. Also, great video, thanks for making these!
New here - literally found you today. AAAANNYWAY.....I have worked in the public sector for 20 years and NEVER have I EVER looked good in a suit! You hit the nail on the head and I am here for it. I once had a coworker feel it appropriate to pull over the slit in my shirt whilst I was sitting down and tell me "I need a new skirt or to get it fixed". I literally bought it from a store that sells business attire. I couldn't even.
I came across your channel through your comment on Bussy's vid and now I'm binging all your stuff. Love your vibe. Your dry humour is *chef's kiss* and your sass... but also your reflection level... your articulation... instant Stan!
I love what you said about having to worry about what to wear in a corporate setting! I work at engineering firm and am so happy that we can work at home now bc of the pandemic. If I had my way, a person could have a blue mohawk if that is what they liked and how they felt comfortable. I hope we keep progressing and are more open minded in future.
As someone who found Law & Economics to be my absolute favorite class, and desperately love seeing step by steps of torts, plus fashion commentary, your channel is becoming one of my favorites! It’s like the fun parts of law school without the six figures of debt!
They cut a few scenes ii in my hometown - Ventura CA. Also Ed Masery spoke at my old church in LA. The waitress pouring coffee is Erin B
Would absolutely love to see your reaction to Dark Waters (2019), about the DuPont/Teflon case!
one of the things I love about lawyers, is that they are so eloquent and have a wider vocabulary! great job and awesome content!! thank you!!
My Cousin Vinny is a personal favourite, carried in large part on Marisa Tomei's shoulders :)
I've always loved this movie. I remember I did a report on it when I was in high school and wrote to her office to ask how accurate the film was to her life and they actually wrote back to me. My teacher was impressed. ☺️
What did it say 😮
Lol add a funky dress sock and now everyone decides you’re a likeable guy 😆
I’m in marketing and even in a female dominated sphere, the professional vs. “too much” equation is quite omnipresent
Oh man I forgot about the DRESS SOCKS
One of my favorite movies of all time (and the movie that taught me how to swear in Spanish after I watched it in a Mexican hotel with Spanish subtitles), and your legal expansions were, as always, wonderful! And yes. Aaron could GET IT in this film. So could Julia.
I never thought I could be interested in law, but I enjoy your videos so much and not only for how entertaining and sassy you seem to be, but also just for how clearly you explain everything. Thank you!
I just found your channel and while I work in a field that requires business casual attire, not business professional, I can still relate to your wardrobe conundrum. As someone who's been in a supervisory role for an inventory company, I have been required to carry a walkie, spare books of inventory tags, the stickers we use to mark products, pens/pencils and even spare batteries for our handhelds and of course, because we spend most of our days in retail stores, purses or bags are not allowed during the work day. Also, it's pretty commonly known that women's work pants or dress pants have no decent pockets if they even have them at all, so I started buying mine in the men's department just to have pockets to carry those things in, but then I have difficulty finding pants that fit both my wide hips and long legs without sagging or being too baggy elsewhere. The struggle is real. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the challenges we women face in dressing appropriately for work.
I’d love a follow up video about what’s going on with PG&E and Hinkley etc now. I have heard many rumours about Erin Brockovich and the law firm and that the people are still waiting for their money etc.
Totally admit to stumbling upon your channel while looking for more information about the Britney Spears conservatorship drama. I watched those videos first and I have to say after reading and researching A LOT, your videos were very concise and easy to understand. I then started going through every video lol. Good luck to you and I hope your channel grows!
Aw thank you!!!
This just happened to be last the video of yours I watched but I am obsessed. I'm a habitual home feed scroller and you popped up a few days ago. I have pretty much not slept the last two days because I cannot stop watching. You are so engaging to watch to me. I enjoy how you talk and your sense of humour. Superb videos. 🖤💙🖤💙
Aw omg thank you!!
wow I can’t believe this only had under 700 views while I’m watching! I thought it said 674k haha. really great content and I can see the work you put in. I hope your channel grows because I thoroughly enjoyed this
oh my gosh THANK YOUUUU hope so!!!
If you can, you should make a video talking about Rebel Wilson’s Defamation case that she represented herself in. She actually has a law degree which I don’t think a lot of people know.
As a Gen Xer that remembered this case first hand when it happened and enjoyed their interpretation of it in the movie, I LOVE how you reacted and explained it. Both what actually happened was interesting, but the movie and the way it came across was so much fun too. You covered both! Perfection!
eee thank you!!
@@LeejaMiller honestly. You could have gone the route of just pointing out what was "wrong" about the film, but you approached it in a way that both educated the reality, yet enjoyed the interpretation in a major motion picture at the same time. Both are valid so I commend you on that!
And you did it seamlessly. Perfection.
Aaron is so good looking.Especially in this
OMG I'm SOOOOOOO GLAD you did this!!!! freakin love this movie and of course your commentary, etc. Keep it up!
Omg I’m so excited that you’re watching and reviewing this
I see 100k subscribers by the end of the summer! Keep it up...you are becoming one of mu favorite channels!
😍🤩🥲🥺thank you!!!!
@@LeejaMiller welcome! EAGERLY waiting for the puppy video! 🐶 😆
Omg, Emily D. Baker has talked a lot about the ongoing problems with appearance conceptions in the legal field. She also brought it up recently in a collab live stream with NatalieLawyerChick and NatetheLawyer. Nate confirmed the b.s. does not affect men the way it affects women. The worst he's had to deal with is hair/race issues (which are still bad) - wearing an "appropriate" tie and a few comments on his hair. Natalie said exactly what you were alluding to. Both she and Emily (especially since Emily was a DA) have dealt with the ridiculous wardrobe comments, but Natalie also had to deal with the hair/race issues on top of that. She had a fellow African American attorney (much older) pull her aside once, telling her that her natural dreadlocks were inappropriate for court. She then later had a lawyer friend (also African American), who wore her hair straightened, tell her that a white female judge pulled /her/ aside and told her that her straight hair was, "too colloquial." Like, WTH? Damned if you do, damned if you don't. It's just insane. As long as you look professionally presentable, it shouldn't be an issue. The sexism and racism in any field needs to stop. Especially, in fields that require lots of education and training. You went to school for most of your young life and worked your ass off to get into that field, and your work should speak for itself. So stupid.
Sounded more like “deh-MURR” to me . . . I could be wrong, I’m going off a several years-old memory and your quick clip.
Love this movie, btw. Thanks for the review!
thanks for watching!
Also my favorite movie! lol - I just noticed now my fave movies has some law in it. I hope your channel grows further. It's lovely! :D
Thank you, me too!! 🤞🏻🤞🏻thanks for watching!
Frickin love this film and I loved watching you react to it!!
Preach! Business attire as a professional female is treacherous. I'm a female engineer, male dominated industry. Not only is the male voice in my head but my female colleagues voice is also in my head telling me I shouldn't wear that outfit, or earings, or makeup. Just opened my own company, where I will wear the earings and makeup I want.
It’s definitely not the same as in male dominated fields - but one of the reasons I’m super excited to start my therapy private practice is so I don’t have to hide my tattoos and piercings!!! At least it is getting more common to have visible tattoos and piercings in some of the behavioral health field
Post covid, to entice return to office, we went business casual. I rock my large hoop earrings weekly.
My class, Psychosocial Impacts of Mass Disasters, had to read the book about the Buffalo Creek Disaster when I was studying for my Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Besides teaching us about emotional trauma in disasters, it was a real eye-opener about the legal system.
There was a Toxic Tort case regarding an area about 3 miles from where I live. If interested see Rohm and Haas (now owned by Dow) and McCullum Lake, Illinois. 33 cases of brain cancer in a village of just over 1,000 people in 400 homes. It involved vinyl chloride in the ground water. It took 8 years of legal battles; they settled in 2014. I believe the case was Gates v. Rohm and Haas Co.
"Suffer from the comfort of your own home" - that made me howl out loud!
Nice review. I really loved that movie. I was glad that the money made it to the unfortunate people who needed it.
1:53 Yah the defendant was driving a Jaguar. GUITLY
Also, I can't wait to be called for jury duty. It seems like it would be a cool experience (especially if I get selected)
Amen to that! My dad always said "If you were on trial, would you only want the people who didn't figure out a way to duck out of jury? Or would you want an actual jury that properly reflects your community?" A lot of people need to hear that.
I've only been an alternate & I could've been dismissed (since I was pregnant & high risk), but I felt it was my responsibility.
"So sue me *wink* you'll lose"
Love it ❤
Have you reacted to My Cousin Vinny? If not I need your take on Marisa Tomei in that movie
loved the oratorio about professional fashion stress 👌
Watched this film again tonight and wondered about flint. Starting a law course very soon. Quite interested in reading the books on Hinckley by Erin and there are a few others. By the way I have met Julia Roberts when they were filming Notting Hill
omg amazing, Notting Hill is my favorite rom com! literally just re-watched it last night
@@LeejaMiller it us a beautiful moviebisnt itb. Nothing hill is a favourite of mine
Is there any other books you could recommend to me by Erin brokovich
@@unsolvedcasesandnews She also wrote I think a memoir called "Take It From Me" as well as a book called "Hot Water" and a novel called "Rock Bottom", though I haven't read them
@@LeejaMiller thank you I will look into those and read them. Thank you very much
“People in the legal field always had personality”. Yeah the people hiring the lawyers perhaps.
i feel bad. you defo have personality, that cowboy from new york joke cracked me up!
Love the movie and adore your commentary on it ❤ my 3rd time watching your video
So,the ability to eloquently present an impressive vocabulary to the courts is what an excellent attorney excels at.
I would love to see you do a video on the differences between US and UK law, maybe even a series
Love these! Do North Country with Charlize Theron next
I quit school in the 9th grade, well actually in about the 5th grade is when i tuned out but still kept showing up. Not too many years ago a billion dollar corporation did some property damage to me. I negotiated a settlement with them over a 6 month period without hiring a lawyer or going to court. Their lawyers tried every trick to wiggle out of paying up by making me offers that were laughable and unethical and also making false accusations that they knew were phony, anything to try to shake my confidence in my position. I told them the amount i wanted and they agreed to it and wired it to my bank account. I think i could have gotten a lot more but i wasnt sure how hard i could push before they slammed the door shut and stopped talking with me. If they had forced me to go to court and hire a lawyer, that would have cost me a lot of money and time and physical energy, so maybe i could have gotten more on my own or maybe not, but it was a chunk of money that i really needed considering having chronic health troubles and no good source of money coming in.
Those same voices live in my head, rent free. I say fuck em and wear whatever the hell you want!
This movie is STILL one of my absolute faves💖💖💖
Loved this reaction. So interesting to hear the reality from the fiction. Do ya think you could react to A Few Good Men?
I love this movie & now your channel!
HEY huge fan. I get on kicks where I re-watch your videos for days (this week in particular is one of those times lol) BUT I think the show Bull on Paramount+ would be super interesting to dive into/make commentary on. Sending love and hugs as always :)
38:35 . . . You know, it’s funny, the first two movies that came to mind I suddenly realized both star Susan Sarandon! You need to review The Client and Dead Man Walking . . . and I see you already reviewed Legally Blonde, so you’ll have the trifecta, as far as sassy ladies in the legal system are concerned. Not so much focused on the lady lawyers, but, A Few Good Men and A Time to Kill are a must.
ooo I'll have to look into those!
Leeja Miller - Just thought of another - The Firm (1993)
(and Susan Sarandon is not a lawyer in dead man walking, but I still think it’s very much worth watching).
. . . And while we’re at it, I Am Sam. Oh my gosh, they just keep coming!
Erin is one of my heros! Thanks.
Please do miss Salone omg I can’t stop thinking about it and I feel like your the perfect person to watch it
I love your New York accent. Every time you use it in one of your reactions I just die. 😂😂😂😂☠️
Ooh The Good Wife would be interesting to react to (although it’s kind of long not sure how that would work)
I am so disappointed that there isn't an audiobook of the book you mentioned. I love reading stuff like this, but I cannot sit still.
Man! I can play this reaction video in a law school I bet I will do that 🤗
I've been binging your videos all day and I've been loving your legal knowledge and personality! also, it's refreshing to see a professional interested in astrology as you are and so, I just wanted to make sure if you ever read this, that hopefully you know cusps do not exist. You can check someone's natal chart (if their bday is on the last or first day of a sign and you're unsure) to see the exact degree of which actual sign their sun falls in. however, (if you wanted to know) your planet can be on the "cusp" between two houses, meaning if your planet is on the edge of one house and another, the planet can influence both houses if it is within a certain (debated) range of 3 degrees!
I swear I have taken legal knowledge from all your videos and am not just hung up on the astrology ahhh ahah.
God, I had to laugh so hard when she said you might wanna change your tie xD we have a politician in Germany, who's pretty old and of course a frontrunner for the Nazi party and he typically wears a tie with a hound on it 💀 although, some have also suggested it's a german shepherd.... the last few years have been politically rough on all of us I guess
Great video !
hey thank you!!
“Oh, look at that vest” lmao
Sooooo--the problem with the allegations & assertions being made against Erin by the doctor's defense attorney fall apart because of two crucial flaws : A. How could she know ahead of time that the doctor in his Jaguar would be speeding to (and through) that intersection?? ; B. How could she possibly know the doctor's occupation or net worth?? What if he's rushing to work because he's **deeeeply** in debt and just cannot afford to be late because he might lose his job??
7:25 "So sue me. You'll lose. 😉"
Cheeky! 😄😄
Leeja, you need to do a reaction to the show Boston Legal!! Specifically, James Spader's character, Alan Shore
“demurrrrerrerrrrrrrruurrrrsss” 🤣 😂 💀
38:35 - heck yeah! Those are the best!
Hmm, any you're missing? I dunno... two films did come to my mind, but they're much less law-focused. The first that came to mind was Silkwood, which did eventually create a legal case, but it's not really in the film. The other was Working Girl, which I suppose deals with contract law a little, but never in a courtroom, that I recall. So... 🤷♀
"She wants to be a good mother and a good citizen, blah blah blah." That has to be the most lawyerly thing I've ever heard anyone say.
Would you ever consider reacting to the legal plot points in the freeform tv show good trouble?
"So sue me! You'll loose" Man! That's iconic.
John Denvers movie, oh God, it does have a lawyer part
If no one mentions it legally blond.
As an accountant I felt heard. I literally had a women ask me once why I wasn’t wearing panty hose with a dress once lol. What fucking decade are we in???
I just found your channel and am thoroughly enjoying your content. Would you consider reacting to the movie (or book) Sleepers? It's a dark revenge story about 4 kids who went to juvy and experienced severe abuse in the 60s and then, 20 odd years later, two of those now grown kids happens upon a guard from their incarceration days and kills him in the middle of a restaurant. One of the other kids happens to be an up and coming DA at the time and orchestrates it so he's prosecuting the case and conspires for it to not only fail in convicting his friends, but expose the prison. Great cast including Robert DeNiro, Dustin Hoffman, Brad Pitt and Minnie Driver. Pitt and Hoffman have some great court room scenes. Purportedly a true story as written by Lorenzo Carcaterra (sp?)
I’m new to you but I’m officially a HUGE HUGE fan now. I’d LOVE you to watch the TV show “ Rebel “ it’s got Katey Sagal as the lead.
It’s gives definite Erin Brockovich vibes. I definitely love it. I hope they keep up the pace and it doesn’t fizzle out. I think you’d love the feminist feel of the show, and how she’s all about standing up for the underdog and the environment.
It even plays on how it affected her kids as they grew up/are growing up and how they use what they learned in their lives now. I love that aspect too.
Your sass is so real. ❤️
more !!!
This is Movie Law School. Love it! I have an interesting question here. In property subdivision, the investor pays for the surveyor, evaluator, accountant and solicitor. In assessing character or mental incapability, the client pays for the psychologist. Just wondering if it is in this case or pro bono or legal aid, who pays for scientists.
Great movie, You should also see A Civil Action
"She's sassy and brassy, loves a little drama, and keeps it aloof." Excellent profile!
That whole internal monologue gave me flashbacks. So thankful i no longer go to the courthouse daily. I always wanted to make sure it was about the client, not me. But that is a daily subjugation for those of us who love fashion and our natural hair. Working from my home office has been my salvation but I understand other women who have chosen to leave the profession altogether.
Cis male* bodies ☺️ as a transgender man I face a similar obstacle with suits. I wore my first one recently for a friends wedding that was a rental and I had a serious issue with the pants being “skinny” enough in the leg for me but big enough to fit my hips (which are not nice a slender like most cis guys.) Similar issue with a jacket big enough to fit my pear shape but not being too big for my little shoulders 😂😂😅😅
My dream is to get a custom suit made for my body! This should be something more available to non-binary / trans bodies anyway (imo).
Awesome reaction video though. Now I want to watch Erin Brockovich! I haven’t before.
Yes so sorry thank you for pointing that out!!
@@LeejaMiller no worries! I hope my comment came across nicely (which is how I intended it.) I figured as an ally you’d want to know ☺️☺️
My trans son had a suit tailored for him to go to weddings. Well worth the cost. He looked and felt amazing.
Thank you.
You are so great,
Omg I have to watch this movie!
i have heard that some of the people did not get the amount that was shown in the movie
The policing of women's clothing is STILL happening in the legal field. In fact, a law society in Canada recently had a "Women in Law: How to dress for success" seminar and a lot of us were like PFO! Don't tell women how they need to dress to be taken "seriously" by clients or male coworkers.
Can you do a video react to primal fear or some ally McNeal court scenes!?
One of the best movies of all time!! I think I wanted to be Erin Brockovich at one point🤣🤣I love strong women💪💪💪
I thought lawyers were born with suits when they came out and they just grew along side of the lawyer
culturally about lawyers being seen as scumbags; it's all about the denigration of human rights, that's how I see it, lawyers cannot be expected to be superhuman, they are human too. whatever the case, their contribution to the discussion of human rights is valuable, even if they defend the wrong things.
I'd love if you could do a video on other fictional women in law, like Donna or Rachel in Suits.
I could listen to you talk legalese all day.
This was the first legal film I ever watched. I remember in the wardrobe discussion scene (7:30) just thinking; Oh! These other women are jealous of Erin cuz she’s “hot. But, the way Leeja explains it and to really contemplate how for decades women had to adapt to the patriarchal and (most of the times) misogynist wardrobe “etiquette” just to keep a “professional facede” is something that all men should really reflect on, especially those who keep complaining about women “asking too much equality”. Its true, we all need to be comfortable with ourselves in order to perform well in our jobs and that SHOULD include women and we men just have to learn to deal with it.
If you want a chuckle, Q-Force (a queer secret agent show on Netflix) has an *entire* Erin Brockovich episode in Episode 3 (and theyre only 30min episodes)!
"The desperate woman trope" UGH gross. If an attorney needs to use that to make their point, they aren't a good attorney. Everything you said about women self policing in the work place especially with regards to appearance resonates with me. I think attorneys get a bad reputation for being jerks because the law requires you to distance yourself emotionally in order to make logical, objective and well reasoned decisions on behalf of clients. Being a lawyer is fighting for your clients every day, and that constant fight and seeing the injustice in our legal system is emotionally taxing. I remember in law school reading a case- I believe it was Moran v Ohio- where a woman was convicted of murd*r for killing her husband while he was sleeping after years of extreme abuse. This was back in the days of books in law school libraries and after hours of research that one got me- I just sat on the floor of the library and cried for this woman and the injustice she faced. That's part of why I decided not to practice law- I didn't want it to harden me but I also knew I couldn't provide my clients with the best representation if my emotions got the best of me.
I remember seeing this movie when I was a kid but why was I watching it??? Weirdest deja vu ever.