The men around her, how could they compare to Adam Jones.
After various expressions crossed Lynn Clark’s face, she quickly regained her composure and turned back to the house.
"CEO Campbell, Glory Group insists that we have infringed on their company’s rights, and after they initiated a lawsuit against us, they have already reached out to the executives at Zhongrui, trying to get them to terminate their cooperation with us,"
Greenhill Ainley passed a document to Elly Campbell and continued, "I have some connections with Boss Thompson from Zhongrui. He’s holding off the matter for now, but if we don’t produce evidence to prove our side after some time, I’m afraid Zhongrui will indeed terminate our partnership."
At this point, Greenhill Ainley’s face showed a touch of distress.
Terminating the partnership with Zhongrui was one thing, but the fact that this issue arose at such a critical moment in Brayman’s IPO, obviously, the opponent was targeting Brayman on purpose.
Having thought of this, Elly Campbell obviously considered the same point, her usually calm eyes narrowing slightly with an unfathomable depth.
"Try to find out from the business sector whether Glory Group’s submitted technology patent is the same as ours."
In fact, without checking, Elly Campbell was certain the technology patents from both sides must be the same, which explained why Glory Group made such a big fuss about suing them.
They even notified various media to amplify the issue; they were clearly well-prepared.
It’s inevitable for two companies to compete, but Glory Group’s tactics this time seemed rather hasty.
However, that was okay; the hastier they were, the easier it would be for her to unearth something.
It wasn’t that she underestimated Glory Group’s tech team, but the technology they had developed this time had been researched by both companies.
Because of the one critical technology they had not yet mastered, both had poured in a considerable amount of money.
Not long ago, she had gone to great lengths to recruit the eccentric scientist, Nathan Stewart, and finally mastered that technology.
She didn’t believe Glory Group’s tech team could be better than Nathan Stewart; otherwise, they wouldn’t have competed with her for him in the first place.
Upon hearing her words, Greenhill Ainley immediately said, "As soon as the issue came to light, I’ve already sent someone to the business sector to check, and it’s indeed exactly the same as ours."
Elly Campbell smiled, a chilling light seeped into her eyes, and she leaned lazily back into her chair, "Now that’s interesting, it’s like the thief yelling ’Catch the thief.’"
The current problem was that Glory Group registered their patent earlier than they did, unless they could prove that the technology originated from Brayman, otherwise, whatever they said would be futile.
"What did Nathan Stewart say?"
Speaking of the eccentric scientist, Greenhill Ainley felt a headache coming on.
Do people with some talent all have peculiar temperaments? The company’s proprietary technology patent, which originated from him, was stolen, yet he couldn’t care less. This morning when he went to look for him, he was still sound asleep, and he hasn’t even come to the office yet.
Seeing Greenhill Ainley’s expression, Elly Campbell knew that the guy’s eccentricities had flared up again.
"I got it, I’ll go see him later."
Even Elly Campbell’s tone carried a note of resignation.
But given the large amount of talent the guy had, and the fact that she had pleaded with her cousin to bring him back for her, she had to honor him properly.
Meanwhile, Adam Jones was currently sitting in a café at the bottom of a downtown shopping mall, glancing impatiently at the time displayed on his wristwatch, his expression somber.