Chapter 353: Chapter 140: Humans, these creatures, haha_3 Chapter 353: Chapter 140: Humans, these creatures, haha_3 After that, it was Old Han who sneakily stood out, directly dropping the pretense of rescuing people.
“I’m a professional lawyer, so I only discuss legal matters.”
In this manner, the topic was successfully sidetracked, and everyone started talking about the case instead of rescue, which was already long forgotten.
Only Old Tang still had some followers online, like Ju Haiqing, who bought a new keyboard intending to write, but became unbearable upon seeing these people distorting the truth.
Even if I’m killed by readers, I must clarify this matter with you.
In Jingzhou, Chi Yan was also continuously arguing with others, but her situation was a bit unique; when many of the debating netizens clicked to see Chi Yan’s picture, the harsh words they had prepared changed.
“Nothing more to say, Missy is right.
So, how tall are you, Miss?
I want to help measure…”
“Such a tall figure, those long legs.
So when will you wear high heels to step on me, hehehe…”
“You bunch of perverts, could you please be more decent when speaking.
My girlfriend is still young, don’t be so lewd, okay!”
“Make way, make way, I’m coming through; I need to pee!”
However, no matter what everyone said, Tang Fangjing remained silent, which seemed a bit problematic—could it be that Tang Fangjing really had no way out?
That shouldn’t be the case.
In the last case, it was the same; many lawyers said that’s just how it was, but then Tang Fangjing did something, and the sentence was reduced by half.
So what’s going on this time?
After pondering, Chi Yan didn’t hesitate to make a call, for their relationship was good now.
You ask why their relationship is good?
The catheter has been inserted multiple times, not just once.
You tell me if that’s not a good relationship.
The rest of you claiming to have a good relationship, have you ever seen him undressed?
If not, then keep silent!
Jingzhou, Tengda Law Firm, Old Tang was in a meeting.
He did indeed have a lot of confidence, believing himself to be the best lawyer, but that didn’t mean he thought he could handle everything.
In the legal profession, sometimes it comes down to inspiration, a flash of genius can sometimes find the case’s breakthrough point.
So, in the face of a difficult case, if one truly has no solution, then holding a meeting within the firm, pooling everyone’s wisdom, becomes necessary.
There’s no shame in that—a dead end is a dead end.
Just then, his cellphone rang, and Old Tang excused himself to answer the call.
I don’t have any good solutions for the moment.
Yes, I’m still in a meeting, have to hang up now.”
After putting down his phone, Old Tang sat back down and said to the lawyers at Tengda in the conference room, “So, none of you have a good solution either?”
Old Song heard this and shook his head, saying, “We’ve been meeting for half the day; all the possible solutions have been discussed.
This case is just too simple…”
At this moment, simple wasn’t a compliment; sometimes simple meant that lawyers had no room for maneuver—it was just a loan agreement and a guarantee contract, very straightforward, with virtually no legal wiggle room.
“Alright, let it be for now.
The hearing is in a few days; everyone think it over after leaving.” Old Tang then said.
Hearing this, everyone nodded their heads, got up, and dispersed.
Only Old Wang sat at the head of the table, looking lost.
The director of this law firm seemed to be named Wang Daming, right?
So why does it now feel like he’s already surnamed Tang.
No, no, is this the time to think about such things?
The real issue is Old Tang’s case—if he loses this case, the implications are unthinkable.
Anyone with eyes could see that this case was taken on with a promise to rescue someone, but Tang Fangjing’s earlier acceptance was too brisk.
Now that’s what’s being exploited.
If the case is lost, it could easily affect people’s perceptions.
Within Tengda, aside from Old Wang, the other lawyers were all looking toward Lawyer Tang’s office—the case was simply too straightforward.
Lawyer Tang, who had never lost a case since his debut, was he really going to fail?
In the midst of such an atmosphere, Old Tang slowly returned to his office, quietly sitting in his massage chair, looking at the document on the system panel.
Losing a case was not a big deal; he did not believe he could always win.
However, the system would not issue tasks that couldn’t be completed.
Therefore, there must be something he was overlooking.
His head was swelling from all the thinking, yet he still couldn’t figure it out.
He now needed an opportunity…
Online, it was now Old Han’s turn to @ the court hearing live broadcast network—the live broadcast of Lawyer Tang being pinned down by the opposing lawyer was something everyone wanted to see!
The public hearing network was quite accommodating; this wasn’t a sensitive case after all.
With everyone so eager to watch, the network was happy to oblige.
With this opportunity, the netizens became even more excited.
Never mind how much everyone respects Lawyer Tang; netizens thrive on entertainment!
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As for which lawyer would be the one getting grounded, it didn’t matter.
Just like the mayor’s wife only wants to be the mayor’s wife, it’s irrelevant who the mayor is.
Amidst this atmosphere, within Jingzhou’s Nanshan Company, the legal affairs officer, Zhang Wei, was looking bewildered yet somewhat excited.
Upon learning from the internet that the opposing lawyer was Tang Fangjing, Zhang Wei’s first instinct was to flee.
He had gone from practicing as a lawyer to working in a company as legal affairs, and yet his opponent had found him.
There was no way out; to think he had come to work in legal affairs!