Hardman Comes After Jessica for Wrongful Termination | Suits

[@juanignaciogonzalezcalabro1293]

It's crazy that given how deep Daniel was going to stick it to Jessica and Harvey, he never even decided to look into Mike's past and realize he's not a lawyer.

[@dragonslayer0]

Plot Armor buddy U r ripped to shreds in days of if u pull frauds around for real stuff

[@dcsmall1]

Same reason why Harvey said Louis wouldn't find out. He'd never think to do it himself

[@juanignaciogonzalezcalabro1293]

@ Louis plays by the book, Daniel doesn’t

[@glcsander]

It goes with his nature he is someone who overlooks those he sees as lesser, wich is why he tought he could buy Luis loyalty by naming him a senior partner and initialy Jessica by using his sick wife by pulling on her emotion, although Mike was at the center of all is atempts he never saw it as Mikes moves but Jessica or Harvey

[@RealJDGaming]

You don't look into someone's past unless that someone gives you reason for it. Daniel assumes that Mike is genuinely a Harvard-educated lawyer working under Harvey and has absolutely no reason to question it.

[@proud0utl0ud]

2:05 YOOO Daniel wild for saying this with a smile on his face 😭😭😭

[@plainsimple244]

Then he wound up at Axe Capital and the rest is history.

[@fedorspolokhov6038]

Great actor

[@unflexian]

got a chemistry degree in his spare time too

[@plainsimple244]

@@unflexian Talent is talent

[@BlueAversion]

0:25 Surely there’s some law or clause that would allow Jessica and Harvey to break that NDA in order to prevent Hardman from committing another crime (perjury).

[@Willzb-xk4ew]

If i remember correctly, NDAs don't prevent you from testifying

[@Sulu-vy9ns]

Is an nda the same as a confidentiality agreement ?

[@josephsong8911]

@@Willzb-xk4ewit probably only pertains to criminal lawsuits, the Monica suit was a civil one.

[@SanraiDalris]

Sadly for Daniel’s case is the real world, NDAs don’t actually bar you from testifying in court.

[@BlueAversion]

I was hoping something like that would be the case, especially as Hardman is committing pejury with his lawsuit.

[@BloodshedMorrison]

Fine. I’ll rewatch the entirety of suits again

[@Kaydeep94]

Ugh… me too.

[@VDA19]

I absolutely love the moment at 3:40 where Harvey, who has far more experience than Mike and knows the people at the firm better, realises it's a trap but Mike falls right into it

[@arrowtlg2646]

NDA's cannot protect criminal activity. Victims can break confidentiality to report a crime

[@airsoul366]

Hardmans only leverage is an NDA that specifies that Harvey cant use the fact he was embezzling company funds to pay for a mistress, but Im fairly certain that an NDA wouldnt stop Harvey from testifying to information that was in the publics best interest, and Im sure the public would love to know that someone of Daniel Hardmans reputation was stealing company funds to pay a mistress while he cheated on his dying wife.

[@michaelwilson7927]

NDA doesn’t stop someone from testifying about a crime

[@goom3103]

Actress playing monica is pretty. And def a great actor

[@WeUntouchable]

Shes hot af

[@WhatCYD]

Rip Gale

[@styleparth1]

Lol 😂

[@lbeats442]

Dude nobody on that show was hotter than Jessica

[@jacobstaton99]

Donna

[@amirul2376]

​@@jacobstaton99you're wrong on so many levels i can't even count

[@tristanlanoix6811]

🧎🏽‍♂️🧎🏽‍♂️🧎🏽‍♂️🧎🏽‍♂️

[@zinan2959]

Katrina was hotter.

[@jessedellross3245]

Rachel. But all the ladies were beautiful

[@gee7846]

I've never felt more genuine respect for a fictional character the way I do Jessica.

[@BlakeMartin802]

To be fair, Jessica fired Monica and ruined her career, so I'm not surprised Monica would want to stick it to the firm.

[@Luckimee]

@06:38 😂😂😂😂😂

[@kyleblackwell9958]

Daniel Hardman only cared about himself that’s why he got Donna fired

[@yasminamohammad9062]

Jessica is a role model for us(ladies of law) 😂

[@VilislavNikolov]

Since when are women allowed to speak? Know you place woman or at least that's what you support 😂

[@VonRammsteyn]

2:05 homework. Say that to a woman in her 40s and write down her reaction.

[@KingCeeza119]

not sure if you'll even have time to write it down. lol she'll probably rip your eyes out.

[@VonRammsteyn]

@@KingCeeza119 😂😂😂😂😂

[@gatz17]

That's not homework. That's a suicide mission.

[@VonRammsteyn]

@@gatz17 😂😂😂😂

[@Willzb-xk4ew]

​@@VonRammsteyndone. I'm arranging my funeral as i type

[@liammckelvey9738]

Yeah this isn’t accurate. A party who’s not privy to a contract can’t be bound by its terms. Even if Jessica was acting as an agent for the partnership when signing the document, no authority was delegated to ratify Jessica signing that. Not to mention privileged information subject to the confidentiality agreement (such as documents evidencing Hardman’s embezzlement) can be disclosed in court via subpoena or some other discovery order. Either way a great show.

[@kasunakalanka3666]

Gale Boetticher?

[@unamed7890]

He left axe capital?

[@graceaureliadarlingxx]

WHAT THE FLIP IS WRONG WITH HARDMAN

[@tinyglitterbiscuit9162]

There’s no such thing as wrongful termination in most states lol they are at will states so you can be terminated without cause

[@thedarknesst5995]

At will doesn't mean there's no such thing as wrongful termination, because while you can be terminated without cause, there are certain protected reasons you can't be terminated for (e.g. as retaliation). Now the ability to terminate someone without cause makes that harder to prove, but not impossible.

[@straticfps]

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