What does Andrew Tate and Jussie Smollett have in common?

Hello ATS,

I find this very interesting that its the same lawyer representing Andrew Tate and Jussie Smollett.

I was watching an interview with her and I just couldn't shake how I knew her from before. Here's where I recognized it.



Her name is Tina Glandian. She doesn't appear to have a wiki but I found This

No tin foil hat here, just found it strange that this person is involved in two highly controversial cases and nobody has put the dots together yet.

a reply to: litterbaux

I have to admit, when I first saw your thread, my mind went straight to the Tate case, and all its intendant outrageousness. References to Smollett were only in passing, and frankly, I don't blame them... not that interesting. But the addition of this lawyer left me thinking "Oh Great another psuedo-internet personality lawyer!" ... and internally rolling my eyes.

But after listening to the way she responded to the host, I am fairly certain she has competence as a lawyer. She knew what not to say directly, and what not to risk on behalf of her client. I expected the kind of bubblehead who thinks her zodiacal sign is 'of interest' to her bio. (But then I sort of relented, after all I don't know her client-base... and they may all be in that world.) I understand she is an established "internet person"... do you know if she's (forgive me if this sounds ignorant) got her own "show", or podcast, or whatever? I imagine she will after this. Or am I being cynical?

Insofar as the Tate affair... my completely unauthorized, simple-minded, half-disconnected theory is this: Tate (being himself) one day "went too far" about something or someone ... and we all know that there is no more satisfying revenge than on someone who is always going on about their invincibility...

This accusation was constructed... there is no doubt.
It is now being "produced"... there is no doubt.
In the end "justice" will be about money.

He lives in that world.

Idiot advice: Make nice with whomever it is you offended, pay them off, unlike us, you can.

The moment of being 'the hero' has passed.

Of course, that's all coming from the idiot.

a reply to: litterbaux

Tina works for Mark Geragos, which tells you everything you need to know. Mark has a long history of representing dirtbags that no one else in their right minds would represent.

a reply to: Maxmars

I'm glad my post made you take a second to put on the brakes and look again.

That's all I wanted to do, I know people here are brilliant minds. My intention was to bring attention and talk about it.