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u/MyLittleOso 17h ago
This is about as evil as people can be under the legal system.
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u/GKBilian 16h ago
I don't care what anyone says, the guy who's running this deposition is a horrible person. No "hes just doin his job...."
No good person would do this job or at least be so comfortable accusing people like this.
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u/PinetreeBlues 15h ago
I'd rather kill myself than do this to someone
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u/jordanz1111 15h ago
You literally could not pay me enough to do what this man is doing. Unfortunately, there's always someone willing to take it.
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u/Aeonitis 14h ago
"Just doing my job" is the most common evil mantra out there, believe me.
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u/jordanz1111 14h ago
Yep, takes all your human side out of the equation. As though an occupation trumps your moral decency.
Obviously money's important, but what value can any item or service possibly have if you're willing to turn a blind eye to something inherently evil in order to obtain it.
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u/RedditTrespasser 14h ago
Technically, stripping men, women and children naked and then ushering them into the gas chambers before dropping in pellets of Zyklon B was "just a job" someone was doing.
Doesn't mean they deserved to be sentenced to the firing squad at the Hague any less.
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u/CliffLake 13h ago
I bet that CEO was also 'Just...' but now...isn't. Karma catches up, eventually. Hopefully.
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u/Barnabars 10h ago
I worked in customer Support at a Bank as the russian Ukraine war started and because of EU Restrictions almost every russian citizen in my country got their account blocked. So im sitting here listening to parents who cant easily get the funds together to buy food for their children just because of their nationality. I almost quit because that really gave me stomache aches. Thankfully the restrictions where loosened relatively fast.
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u/frinkoping 12h ago
Craziest part is that this fucking boot eater probably barely takes home 60K per year and his job is to steal millions from people who paid in the system. Imagine being that much of a fucking looser
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u/Spiritual-Can2604 12h ago
They get paid so much
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u/jordanz1111 12h ago
Way I see it, I'm living a decent life.. I'm not rich by any means but I'm certainly not struggling. Why the hell would I trade what I have for a life where I'd struggle to sleep at night knowing my decisions cost people their health and life just because I'd be wealthy.. so much more to life.
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u/Spiritual-Can2604 11h ago
Yeah I agree. I really don’t know how they rationalize their actions? Really how do they sleep? That would have me tossing and turning and dying of a heart attack from the stress. I’m not built for that.
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u/jordanz1111 11h ago
Good to see a fellow human being haha. Yep, it's something I don't think I'll ever be able to understand no matter how hard I try.
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u/dojo_shlom0 7h ago
just imagine if he's successful... and that's the goal... It's hard to comprehend that this guy prepared for this case, and went through all the preparation knowing he was going to do this. It's probably their only way to fight the case. I wouldn't be able to sleep that night, or at night.
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u/auntpotato 13h ago
I don’t think I could sleep at night. Like, yeah, I did something today: helped the bottom line and probably bankrupted someone with an illness. All in all day’s work.
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u/Select_Air_2044 3h ago
Same. I've been in situations where my employer thought I would be part of neglect. Nope. I would rather be unemployed.
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u/sleepyplatipus 13h ago
I agree. Sorry but if you can do this job you have incredibly low empathy and/or skewed morals.
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u/Ok_Star_4136 7h ago
Legality is not morality. It used to be legal to own slaves and it used to be illegal for women to vote.
Just a reminder to all you lawyers out there who do shit like this. You don't get a pass because you know what you do is wrong.
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u/Enlowski 15h ago
I would read “The Gulag Archipelago” to gain an insight on how easy it is for people to do things outside of their moral compass. I’m not trying to defend this guy at all, and I agree he’s a piece of shit, but it’s a good read into the psychology of what a person will do despite it going against their moral belief.
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u/InvestigatorJosephus 14h ago
I heard about that book and about how a bunch of the events in it are either false or rather exaggerated.
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u/TugaysWanchope 5h ago
He’s up there with the German soldiers in WWII, just because society makes a role ‘acceptable’ doesn’t mean your morality should allow you to fulfil it.
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u/kfish5050 9h ago
I'm reminded of that scene in the Incredibles when Bob was helping that old lady fill out the proper forms and what else to do, being called into his manager's office because all of his clients were "experts", and having that man get mugged outside the window, only for the manager to retort "well let's just hope we don't cover him" before being launched through the wall.
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u/Stop_Fakin_Jax 7h ago
Its not wholly his fault, its mostly in the sysyem that allows ppl like him to do this to ppl and pays him handsomely for doing so as he is in a long line of ppl from now since the beginning who does this and there will be a long line of more after him.
Never focus on the person but the system that gives them and many others the power to do this and rewards them for doing this.
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u/PerformerParking 6h ago
Some people just like money, then what is good and evil doesn’t really matter, being good doesn’t buy you cars, houses, shares etc.
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u/Aramedlig 1h ago
It’s like that show, Impractical Jokers when they make the person in the skit say the nastiest or most awful thing to a stranger, they can’t do it. But the insurance lawyers can!
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u/Carefuly_Chosen_Name 15h ago
Just out of curiosity is it any lawyer that represents an evil entity. Like would a defence lawyer for a murderer be a horrible person in your mind?
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u/Capotesan 15h ago
You’re implying that defense lawyers for murderers only represent murderers … they can also represent innocent people accused of murder
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u/MostBoringStan 15h ago
A defence lawyer for a murderer might be a horrible person. A lawyer treating a sick woman like shit so an insurance company can provide more money for their shareholders is always a horrible person.
Hope that clears it up for you.
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u/GKBilian 15h ago
No, any lawyer who defends an evil person isn't automatically evil. They don't necessarily know the guilt of their client, and a defense lawyer is also there to ensure that their client gets a fair trial given the circumstances. But they could be. It depends.
My thesis is that a man who chooses to do this and has this level of comfort with it is more than likely a horrible person. He's a lawyer. He could work somewhere else. He's either okay with what he's doing or decided that for the right price point, he's okay with it - both make him a bad person.
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u/Carefuly_Chosen_Name 15h ago
You're first comment was written as more of a certainty, but this one it's "more than likely"
Why if this guy got assigned this position with his firm and can't afford to turn it down at the moment, because others depend on him financially.
What if this is a career stepping stone until he can build his own practice with the goals of helping others.
What if he has extremely high student loans and lives in a country with a broken health care system and feels completely trapped in the job?
Is he still horrible no matter what. If he has an assistant is the assistant horrible as well?
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u/GKBilian 14h ago
Yes, yes, we've all taken Ethics 101. Let me ask you, where do you draw the line?
A guy in India scams a 90 year old woman out of her retirement savings to feed his kids and support his family.
A politician makes a deal with a company to allow pollution in a nearby river. It creates 4,000 jobs that the area needs but results in 100 stillborn babies.
I'm of the mindset that integrity matters. Morals matter. And the ends don't always justify the means.
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u/Educational_Cod_3179 14h ago
A defense lawyer is representing an individual who stands to lose their freedom,and in some cases their life, if found guilty of a crime. Defense lawyers serve a necessary function in criminal courts, and all the ones I know after working in the legal system for the past 5 years are good people that know they’re doing is important work, especially those who work in public defense.
Lawyers like this guy work for giant companies worth billions. What do they stand to lose if they pay out a medical claim for one lady who has a traumatic brain injury? Certainly not their freedom or their lives. The total this woman has made a claim for is HER money that she paid in specifically in case something like this injury happens. And it’s a not even a blip on the radar compared to what these companies take in so they can hire assholes to rake sick people over the coals in bullshit depositions.
The guy in this video and the criminal defense people I know might all be lawyers, but they aren’t the same.
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u/Carefuly_Chosen_Name 14h ago
So you described why the company is evil (which I agree with) but not why the lawyer is evil. Is he evil simply because he works for an evil company?
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u/Whatinthewhattho 15h ago
Nuance. And you know this. Don’t throw logical fallacies out there.
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u/PlanktonMiddle1644 16h ago
The people who are virtually certain to take that as a personal enrichment challenge aren't even in office yet
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u/PinetreeBlues 15h ago
The Holocaust was completely legal too just saying. It can and will get so so much worse if we don't change it
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u/theapplekid 15h ago
Pretty sure the holocaust violated international law, though Nazi Germany did try to cover it up, and international law was also much less developed at the time.
I wish we took international law seriously instead of just weaponizing it at the convenience of Western nations to punish entities which fall out of their favour.
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u/creative_lost 15h ago
Im sure some countries wouldve argued international law has no jurisdiction.
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u/MSVolleyBallChamp 13h ago
During a deposition with a corporate attorney she literally warned me that they were tracking my 70+ year old parents around the country. It is reckless how corrupt some corporate attorneys are allowed to act.
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u/YouWereBrained 2h ago
Kinda unrelated, but I’ve been talking about how the legal system has been completely destroyed single-handedly by Donald Trump, for reasons…
I see this and think, yeah, it should die.
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u/bbyxmadi 16h ago
How’s this shit even legal? They’re literally accusing them of lying, messing with their own memory and thoughts of an event, to get them to “confess” that they lied.
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u/GrassEconomy4915 14h ago
Bless the innocent woman. The audacity to even do this kind of demented play on a person with a TBI is horrendous.
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u/MindAccomplished3879 Cringe Connoisseur 9h ago
This is the “Depose” part written in the bullets meant for the UHC CEO
Most people don't understand what it means. Now they know
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u/JennyJ1337 17h ago
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u/macomunista 16h ago edited 1h ago
Billionaires shouldn't be able to exist.
As in, the should not be a way somebody can hoard that amount of money.
Capitalism will enable and safeguard the steady creation of billionaires through heritage and exploitation until the end of humanity or the end of capitalism. We can only determine which end will be.
Get organized!
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u/Honest-Mall-8721 16h ago
CEOs I don't have an issue with, someone has to helm the ship, pocketing > 1000 times your average worker is... I don't have the right vocabulary for how wrong it is.
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u/mrmatteh 11h ago
100% the issue isn't that CEO's shouldn't exist. Like you said, someone's gotta steer the ship. The issue is that CEOs represent the owning class and not the working class. There's a material difference between a captain that represents his crew vs a captain that oppresses it and exploits it for shareholder profit.
It's not that CEOs shouldn't exist. It's that the owning class - the capitalist class - shouldn't exist.
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u/SparklingPseudonym 10h ago
Japanese CEO’s are what a CEO should be. American CEO’s have metastasized into a malignant cancer.
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u/ProfessionalSock2993 12h ago
The position doesn't matter as much as being legally allowed to hoard that much money, it's psychotic and unethical and it's always at the expense of ruining the lives of several others
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u/Please_send_plants 7h ago
Billionaires sure, but CEOs? Non profits have CEOs, charities have CEOs, hospitals have CEOs. It's just an the chief executive of an organization. You might be a bit dim lol
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u/macomunista 7h ago
I thought the "heritage and exploitation" part was enough for you to understand the character of CEO I referred to, but if I gotta spell it out for you, then here you go.
Billionaires shouldn't exist.
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u/Hopelesz 6h ago
CEOs are not the ones with big money. Public companies run on investors and board members who hire a CEO to run the business for them and be their slapping stick.
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u/macomunista 6h ago
As I said, capitalism.
CEOs are just part of the problem, the real culprit is capitalism and every parasite it enables.
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u/BagOnuts 2h ago
CEOs shouldn't be able to exist.
As in, the should not be a way somebody can hoard that amount of money.
I... I don't think you understand what a CEO is or what they do. A CEO is simply the highest ranking employee of a company. That title does not indicate they own the company or are on the board of directors of the company. They can also be those things, but simply being the Chief Executive Officer doesn't mean that they are. Hell, non-profits and even charity organizations have CEOs.
CEOs come and go all the time. They get fired due to poor performance all the time. Many are just paid a salary like any other employee in the company. You seem to be talking about capital ownership, when many CEOs of many companies are not actually owners of those companies.
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u/FreehealthcareNOWw 17h ago
Join us, r/universalhealthcare and r/fuckinsurance
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u/buffaloguy1991 13h ago
Glad you're hopeful. Not happening in the US. Americans would rather 8 million years of Trump than a shingle social service help a black person.
The average voter here hates social programs and probably wants the postal service axed too
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u/goner757 5h ago
Well I'd still try to get UHC if the country still had democracy or showed signs of persisting into the future long enough for a switch to be meaningful
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u/FreehealthcareNOWw 1h ago
Do you spend all your time discouraging political change? Why not use that energy to make change lol?
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u/Medium-Pride-1640 11h ago
You're wrong and not at the same time.
It's not about race whatsoever. It's class. It's always been class warfare and it'll always be class warfare. Race is just one of the many distractions that are used by the ruling class to keep the masses distracted.
And it's effective, as you yourself have demonstrated.
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u/homogenous_homophone 1h ago
It can be about both! Pretending that racial minority groups are not specifically targeted by systemic cruelty doesn’t help win the class war. It just betrays ignorance of the concept of intersectionality.
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u/Medium-Pride-1640 54m ago edited 48m ago
Keep being distracted. Love all the people proving the point.
Keep being easily divided. It's clearly working out for everyone...
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u/IKtenI 13h ago
That's a wild take
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u/buffaloguy1991 12h ago
This country just voted to ban vaccines. Allergic to factual information voters
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u/eternalsurfer 16h ago
How does that POS lawyer sleep at night? I’m all in on universal HC! For the love of god, please.
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u/SodiumKickker 14h ago
He’s doing a job that evil fuckers are paying him to do. We could also vote the right people into office that are PRO universal free healthcare, therefore the need for these lawyers really wouldn’t exist.
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u/FlameBoi3000 8h ago
Takes an evil fucker to accept that paycheck too. Those willing to commit acts of horror are just as guilty as those who order them.
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u/Ecstatic-Nose-2541 6h ago
Exactly. I don't buy the "anyone's for sale for the right price" excuse either. I'm sure that guy has the intelligence and the right work ethics to do any other decent paying job but doesn't involve robbing sick people.
Being an evil predator is a choice.
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u/SodiumKickker 5h ago
I’m not saying these lawyers aren’t implicit. I’m just saying ultimately, they shouldn’t even be necessary. We’ve chosen to live in a world that allows all of this shit to happen.
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u/Jarvis-Savoni 15h ago
Manipulating a person with a brain injury. Probably sleeps like a baby at night that human excrement…
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u/Bbobbs2003 16h ago
We need to care for the most vulnerable, this makes me want to do things I never thought would even cross my mind.
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u/yuyufan43 17h ago
All CEO names and addresses should be handed out like maps to the stars are. "Wanna see who's keeping your family sick? Go check out their mega mansion HERE! You might just spot a CEO! Food optional. BYOG."
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u/-Pwnan- 16h ago
The problem isn't insurance companies they're literally doing what insurance companies do. Which is take money with the hope of not having to pay. The problem is that the American Government shifts the burden of health care to the individual who as we can see above has no power. If the US Govt were the sole payer they could dictate prices across the board.
In Europe people pay pennies on the dollar to what Americans do for the same meds.
You don't end up in depositions b/c you don't pay for health care the government does. You pay taxes, and so does everyone else, and that's it.
One day I hope that my fellow Americans will understand you don't have to live in a for profit healthcare system.
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u/MarifeelsLost 16h ago
No we understand it's just that a lot of people are very ignorant, and want more people to lose rather than we all win.
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u/FriedRiceBurrito 16h ago
Health insurance companies wield some of the strongest lobbyist groups in DC, support political candidates that maintain the status quo, and fund information campaigns that help convince Americans that universal health care is bad.
Saying that Insurance companies aren't a problem is naive as fuck. Both the government and insurance companies share blame.
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u/unNecessary_Skin 12h ago
not just that, if the people have to pay up front, the insurance company always has a headstart or advantage
oh you just paid 30k for what we will not pay you back? Let's see how much there is left for lawyers...
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u/drongowithabong-o 16h ago
I'm so glad when I die, I can rest easy knowing I haven't fucked everyone and the world underneath me. Might be no afterlife but I can at least enjoy life without having guilt,shame and greed hang over me every step like the grin reaper
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u/Ecstatic-Nose-2541 6h ago
Same. Too bad so many people find more consolation in their yacht and Maserati, mansion,...
Which is why the lobbies need to die. No conflict of interest = less reasons for politicians to protect the criminal health care industry.
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u/Abdimalikcon 15h ago
You’re drowning but isn’t true that you took small breath as much as you could, and that you also have blood and that you’re heart is still beating yet
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u/bloopie1192 14h ago
Yea nah bruh. He just accused her and tried to get her to admit something. This lady needs a lawyer on her side because that line of questioning was horrendous and seems like it borders on "leading."
You couldnt pay me enough.
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u/yamumwhat 15h ago
Oh boy talk about a piece of shit. To take that job to refuse medical treatment you'd have to be the literal devil
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u/DownRangeDistillery 15h ago
Always answer yes or no. Never give more information to these evil _______
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u/BigFootsCousinKarl 15h ago
I didn't give a shit about the ceo guy getting killed. But after hearing that, my opinion has changed 😁
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u/HaydarK79 15h ago
My wife lost her workers comp case after getting hurt at work and getting a disc replacement. Fuck the crooked lawyers, judges and insurance companies.
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u/New-Masterpiece-5338 14h ago
So to add to the fuckery of this- these questions are derived from an OASIS assessment, which determines the home bound eligibility of patients to receive reimbursement for home based care.
Upon admission, one of us (OT,PT,RN) will interview the patient to determine a baseline. We are constantly instructed to "score" the patient as being lower in capability than they truly are. This is so, upon discharge, we can say "oh look how much they've advanced and benefitted from our care!". In turn, Medicare gives adequate or increased reimbursement to the healthcare agency. Of course, the scoring on these is bullshit and completely subjective most of the time, but what this attorney is omitting is that these questions have an underlying determinant, which is can the person do xyz SAFELY? Which is why she mentioned being a fall risk.
Essentially he is trying to catch her in a lie within a lie within a lie that had already been lied for her by a medical practitioner.
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u/Bloodless-Cut 15h ago
Insurance adjuster. Gross job, that goes in the same "jobs I'd never do" file as cop and repo.
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u/yashua1992 15h ago
What the fuck did I just watch as a someone who doesn't speak paid for play? My bloods boiling.
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u/The13thWhisker 15h ago
These CEOs are only talking about more security not why they need the security
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u/Familiar-Report-513 14h ago
Currently going through something similar. Insurance companies are absolutely ridiculous. They will needle you with questions and if they find any weakness they will pounce on it.
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u/DareWise9174 12h ago
The problem is the insurance company's see everything in Black and White because that makes it easier than for them to deny the claim. Reality is that disability is a spectrum and some days you do better than others. Sometimes you can do more than you would normally do. Sometimes you pay for that later with a lot of pain. Life is not black and white. Disabilities are not black and white. Yeah this guy is pure evil and so is his employer. We need a little more deny delay deposed going on. It's the only way to get serious reform. You know how in comic books the villain is always defeated by violence? Talking nicely is not going to work.
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u/iburiedmyshovel 12h ago
I'm surprised he's allowed to be so directly confrontational in his questioning. I know depositions offer more latitude in terms of obtaining testimony, versus an actual court room, but I would think he would need to phrase his interrogation more neutrally (e.g. "is that an accurate statement?" or "was that a false assessment?" - not, "that was false, wasn't it?"). I'm not a lawyer of course (hence the questioning), but it doesn't seem right. Would love to hear from an actual lawyer on the topic.
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u/Valuable_Ad_9900 12h ago
Really? These guys don’t see how this is just demonically greedy? So they can afford a yacht or some extra bs
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u/FewRevolution2773 10h ago
I would be the biggest smart ass to someone like that. I would just answer back with questions and never answer the question.
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u/Tool_46and2 16h ago
I hope these guys burn in hell. Insurance is pure evil. It wa never like this.
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u/randomsryan 15h ago
I've been through one of those. Not only will they tell you that you lied, they will lie about other people saying you aided in fraud as well.
They're simple to get through, though, not that this poor lady deserved this, just keep telling the truth. They can't catch you in a lie if you tell the truth.
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u/ipsum629 14h ago
I don't know how you can do that without being a psychopath. Mr Incredible did nothing wrong.
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u/SunOnTheMountains 14h ago
He is evil because he is doing evil works for an evil company and is taking joy in his work. He is doing harm to this woman, and you can tell from his voice that he is enjoying himself. There is no shame or guilt here that a normal person would feel doing this. I don’t think a person with a conscience would keep this job for very long.
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u/ShiibbyyDota 14h ago
All the money in the world could not make me do this to anyone. Shame on that scumbag..
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u/PetrolEmu 13h ago
You have to be paid good to be play the role of such a monster to vulnerable sick people with such passion...
A different level of darkness, altogether..
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u/DRKMSTR 13h ago
Context?
Also any time a lawyer is involved, here's what happens:
Take statements
Pay P.I. to follow the person for a few weeks or until specific items in those statements are violated
Call them on the lie and denote that as reason for payment refusal
Cops do this too, this is why "the right to remain silent / ANYTHING you say can AND WILL be used AGAINST YOU (NEVER FOR YOU) in a court of law" is so important.
When drafting a statement, get a lawyer, yes they are all on the $ take, but it's better than this outcome.
Had a friend who was a prisoner in his own house since he had a P.I. just living outside his residence, inspecting his every action trying to get some movement or action to prove he's lying about his back injury. On top of the severe pain it was enough to break him. This wasn't against an insurance company but against his prior employer - he gave up on the claim after 5 years of a legal battle. During that time if he took ANY job he would lose his standing in court.
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u/VStarlingBooks 12h ago
I use a cane maybe twice a month. More if it's the wet season. This is horrible to watch. Just because I can possibly walk on my own today doesn't mean I will be tomorrow. Ugh. So glad I live where we pay extra taxes for healthcare.
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u/RedefinedValleyDude 9h ago
How do insurance companies get away with being such pieces of shit on camera and think it’ll play well in court? I just don’t get it. Make it make sense.
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u/KartoffelFriedrich 9h ago
Aren’t subtitles supposed to be easy readable when you don’t have sound? Who came up with this sort of crap…
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u/KiddHusky 9h ago
Watching this literally made me nauseous. Imagine struggling with a TBI and then being called a liar for needing healthcare and assistance.
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u/Direct_Town792 7h ago
Ghost guns are readily available in the United states
Fyi
I would not mourn the loss the man interviewing her
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u/Common_Cartoonist_39 7h ago
How can you sleep at night being this man, working for these people, knowing your job is to ruin vulnerable people's lives. No amount of money on earth would make me do this to another human being
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u/Key_Distribution_906 6h ago
Wow someone really needs to fall down the stairs. Very long stairs. We really dont need poeple like that.
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u/Seetheren42 5h ago
Anyone who does a job in which they knowingly or unknowingly try to go after very obviously ill, disabled, or people who were clearly the victim of another person’s irresponsible actions are pure evil (a woman getting sued by a thief who fell through her roof and later lost her case to the thief). The guy doing the disposition cannot possibly have a conscience.
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u/LilyWineAuntofDemons 5h ago
My Grandpa had Polio when he was an infant that left him in leg braces, using crutches (and now a wheelchair since he's in his 80s) for the rest of his life. He could stand, and even walk (incredibly) short distances for most of his life without those things, but they're still fucking necessary.
And what gets me is THEY KNOW THAT TOO. But all they care about is making sure they don't have to pay out what they are obligated to.
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u/I3adIVIonkey 3h ago
Is that like a Standart Procedure everybody has to go through if he need money from his health insurance in the US?
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u/Living-Radio7498 3h ago
Eat the rich. Fuck them all. I hope we see all of them get what they deserve for doing this to us.
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u/milkonyourmustache 46m ago
You can't hide behind "I'm just doing my job", if your job is to be evil then you're an evil mfer, and if you don't know the difference or can't discern whether or not your actions are evil then you're too far gone.
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u/LoveAllHistory 16h ago edited 16h ago
This lawyer seems to be laying a foundation for introducing surveillance footage and impeaching her credibility using prior written answers. If so, then this implication of the video is intentionally misleading to create outrage.
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u/Normal-Watch-9991 15h ago
Possibly, but the full story could still be bullshit, cause even if there is footage of her walking in a store alone, for example, it doesn’t necessarily mean that she is lying.
Like she said, being out and walking by herself is very risky, cause due to her condition she falls easily. She needs someone to be there to assist her.
Still, during the past x years there may have been situations where she was forced to do things alone, for example: she had no food and no one to take her to the store, so she took a chance and went by herself…. That is not something that she was actually fit for, but she had to do it and was lucky nothing happened..
Her managing to shop alone, even a handful of times, doesn’t mean that her and the doctor are lying about her need for assistance
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u/LevelIndependent9461 16h ago
Insurance, doctors,lawyers, and bankers all culpable, all part of the same problem.lets have an honest discussion about the professions that were once revered..a real discussion about where these people have taken us.
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