David McDermott
On TikTok
The man behind United States v. McDermott, 64 F.3d 1448 (10th Cir. 1995) — the pro se litigant whose case is still cited three decades later — goes live. No script, no suit, no filter. Just the law, the stories, and one rule: make a record.
What Happens When He Goes Live
Live From the Courthouse Steps
David goes live and takes the questions lawyers charge $400 an hour to dodge — how to answer a motion, what a deadline really means, what happened in court today.
The McDermott Stories
The oral histories, straight from the man who lived them — the pro se fight, the published Tenth Circuit reversal, the teachers who built him: Brett Brough, Vernon Holland, and the last of the Mohicans.
Watch Atticus Work
Screen-share sessions: David feeds real fact patterns to his AI counsel and the audience watches a court-ready draft take shape — citations verified live.
The People's Docket
Viewers bring their situations; David points them to the right shelf, the right rule, and the right door — legal information, plain-spoken, free.
Fair warning: he's flamboyant on the left side and ironclad on the right — and if you mistake the first for a lack of the second, you'll learn what a federal prosecutor learned in 1995. Follow, bring your questions, and bring your respect for the record.
Live streams share legal information and lived experience — not legal advice, and no attorney–client relationship. For document drafting, the platform is free at iamthelawskunk.com.
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