What's wrong with this lawyer?!

Yes, that's the guy, but looking at his account name and posts, they don't match up with the person at all.

His online persona appears to be a homebody who enjoys gaming and anime; who would have thought that in reality, he's a man in his forties...

He had been following the situation online and knew that Tengda's Lawyer Song had run into trouble with thirty-one cases that weren't progressing.

Then he turned his head and saw this material, and I must say, Lawyer Tang is truly impressive!

He actually understood Tang Fangjing well, so he knew that the other person wasn't the stubborn and inflexible type depicted online; the other party would accept mediation.

But the premise is, his core demands must be met!

For instance, this time, was Lawyer Tang's core demand to get that sum of over nineteen hundred dollars? Certainly not, although the amount of money was non-negotiable, money was not the key point. Find adventures on My Virtual Library Empire

Ji Xu just looked at the second item in the complaint, where Lincheng City Intermediate Court had to issue a public apology.

That was the crux of the issue!

After giving it some thought, Ji Xu was ready to contact the Intermediate Court to feel out the situation.

Meanwhile, in a hotel room, Old Tang was writing in his diary.

Respectable people don't keep diaries, but Old Tang isn't a respectable person.

In fact, the content he was writing would become part of the lectures at Handong University of Political Science and Law.

Combining the cases he handled with theory was the best teaching method.

"Compared to the court, lawyers are the weaker party, but precisely because we are the weaker party, our methods must be more assertive. This lawsuit is not aimed at litigation itself, but to use litigation to promote reconciliation!"

"Always remember what your goal is. Litigation is not simply about litigating, but about achieving your objectives!"

"In this process, our first step is to take the initiative!"

In fact, Old Tang's behavior has always been just like this; no matter what kind of case he took on, he needed to have control. It's difficult to ask others for favors, so you have to make them come to you, volunteering to help. That's the essence of it.

After writing for a bit, the sky outside the hotel unknowingly had filled with dark clouds, and suddenly, thunder roared and lightning flashed.

Old Tang put down his pen and stood up, looking out the window. Unwittingly, several years had passed since his transmigration. Initially, he fought hard just to survive, but now, it was probably for his ideals.

In his past life, he lived a life of scraping by, merely to earn money, but now he had never expected to become an idealist; the thought was amusing.

After finishing these thirty-one cases, he would need to take a few days off and then pick up some minor cases to relax a bit.

Just as he was thinking about this, his cell phone rang. Picking it up, he heard Ji Xu's voice.

"Is this Lawyer Tang? Ah, hello hello, I am from the pre-trial mediation center of our Jinhe District Court. The case you filed against Lincheng City Intermediate People's Court has been transferred here."

"I'm calling to inform you to come to the mediation center tomorrow to see how we can resolve this matter, is that okay?"

Old Tang had no objections, just as Ji Xu had thought, as long as his objectives were met, he wasn't against mediation.

Meanwhile, Tao Dongli was also preparing to meet with Tang Fangjing the next day. At this point, he had only one wish: that the other party would speak amicably and not resort to moral coercion at every turn...

Time quickly advanced to the next morning, the previous day's clouds had vanished, and the sky was clear with radiant sunshine as if the world had changed in the blink of an eye.

He took a cab downstairs and headed to Jinhe District Court. The pre-trial mediation center was on the third floor of the courthouse.

Upon arrival, he made a phone call, and before long, Old Tang heard someone calling his name.

"Lawyer Tang is here, this way, this way, people from the Intermediate Court have already arrived," Ji Xu called out from not far away.

Old Tang followed the voice to the mediation room, and immediately saw a middle-aged man sitting there with a girl, who seemed to have a slightly gloomy look on his face.

The middle-aged man was naturally Tao Dongli, and the girl next to him was the previous court clerk, Zhai Xinhua, who similarly looked curiously at Old Tang as he entered.

However, the scrutiny didn't last long, as Tao Dongli quickly stood up and extended his hand, saying, "Is this Lawyer Tang? I've heard so much about you. I'm Judge Tao Dongli from Lincheng City Intermediate Court's criminal tribunal."

While speaking, he glanced at the other party's briefcase. This was the infamous Tang Fangjing's briefcase from the internet, rumored to be carrying an urn...

It was precisely because of Old Tang's use that the manufacturers producing such briefcases were now puzzled; without any advertisements, they were selling like hotcakes.

You see, nobody used to buy these oversized briefcases because their large capacity meant they were heavy, and a suitcase would be a better option in such cases.

Yet, inexplicably, they were selling crazily, and the production lines were almost overwhelmed...

Old Tang, having finished the handshake, sat down and suddenly said, "Judge Tao seems to be very interested in my briefcase, but I reckon it's actually this that you're curious about."

As he spoke, Old Tang opened his briefcase and pulled out the urn, placing it squarely on the table.

Suddenly, the mediation room fell silent.

Old Tang had never promoted this fact because he didn't want people to know that he always carried this item, as many consider it inauspicious.

But now that Wen Weilin had exposed it, there was no longer any point in secrecy.

Tao Dongli wiped the sweat from his forehead while Zhai Xinhua swallowed hard. No matter what was said online, nothing compared to really seeing it in person; this man actually carried it with him...