Would Alyssa Milano hire this man as her lawyer? (video)

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Would Alyssa Milano hire this man as her lawyer? (video)

Wed Jul 21, 2010 @ 11:28AM PST

Roaming a red carpet at an awards show probably isn't the best way for a young lawyer to sign clients. But meet Sam Goldberg, a former child actor turned radio host turned "Mr. Law School." Apparently, he received training on the Howard Stern show and is adding to his talents by attending law school. 

A few days ago he showed up at VH1's Do Something Awards, where he caught Alyssa Milano and others on the red carpet and asked their thoughts on lawyers (and, of course, whether they'd hire him). Cringe-inducing video after the jump:

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