Arrogant jackass lawyer and radio corporate hack Bill Handel calls listeners idiots for questions of decep[tive marketing of product

Chuck Woodruff
To say Lawyer and talk radio host Bill Hendel is an arrogant puss would be an understatement. Mr Handel does a national syndicated law radio program taking peoples courts and law questions on-air and many times he will openly call a caller an idiot for asking something critical of the law industry and lawyer sin general. Bill Handel received a call last week that was an epic illustration of this mans arrogance and disdain for those with little knowledge of the law and calling and asking him stupid questions. One caller wondered why he couldn't get his lawyer fees and pay back if losing some custody or alimony case he had with an ex and pretty much Bill Handel ridiculed this caller and saying the system doesn't work and lawyers don't work for free. This awful radio program and law show is syndicated and why anyone would want to put this bad advice program on their radio station is surprising as condescending peremptory tone 

 Ina more egregious attitude towards a caller Mr Handel called a caller an idiot for thinking that burger companies and restaurants can be sued for deceptive marketing and advertising for having big orders of burgers and large fries in their advertising instead of providing the real product and Mr Handel said companies can and will get away with this deception of product and for Handel there is nothing wrong with the burger King's and burger World's showing massive and unrealistic product and the consumer can't complain.

Bill Handel and law supporting this guy's comments proves the mainstream media and most lawyers support this advertising scam and the real idiots are those in control allowing corporate abuse through these deceptions and fake product in advertisement. Handel's defense of these products and the bullshit of marketing of food product giving shit that looks nothing like the advertised product shows this creep is a hack for big business and doesn't really know or practice the law but says and promotes what business and the advertising community wishes tom portray. If Burger King, McDonald's or Wendy's or any chain actually advertised their real offerings and product as served and seen in reality and not virtual "fake" reality few customers would be attracted and more would be turned off or ever considering a visit for a meal. All I can say as well about Bill Handel is that if you come across this asshole on the air-waves turning off the radio would be well advised as well.