Bank President Zhang looked at Tang Fangjing in front of him, not knowing what this person was really thinking.
They say "hit all places but the face," yet this man in front of him aimed solely for the face when striking!
Bank President Zhang had seen many lawyers, and those clever ones could always make their moves without losing face.
But what about this surnamed Tang? He's not acting like a lawyer at all; he seems utterly thoughtless. Is he certain he no longer wants to deal with banks?
However, Tang Fangjing didn't care what the other thought. Seeing that the other party remained silent, he spoke up again, "Bank President Zhang, haven't you seen it clearly yet?"
"I've seen it clearly, then what? You bring this thing here, what are you trying to prove?" Bank President Zhang finally spoke.
After so many years at the bank, he'd developed quite a thick skin.
Plus, he could already guess what the other would say. It was all about the bank's supposed supervisory role and its failure to perform it. No matter what was said, his strategy was simply to procrastinate.
However, as soon as Tang Fangjing opened his mouth, Bank President Zhang felt a surge of anger.
"Of course, it's to prove that you, Bank President Zhang, were just spouting nonsense, blatantly lying. What else? Supervisory responsibility? Even if I mention it, would you admit it? No, you wouldn't. So why bother talking about it?"
Old Tang still appeared to be smiling, but his gaze was cold.
Knowing the other's stance, he had already given up on resolving the issue through "talks."
In the eyes of the disadvantaged, Old Tang didn't count for much, and Sister Lian next to him even less so; they didn't even have the capital to negotiate.
So, there's no point in discussing legal issues, that was for a different setting.
Bank President Zhang was truly startled now. In a world where everyone lived behind masks, this person didn't just aim for the face; he was tearing off masks and starting fights?
"With that attitude of yours, are you here to solve problems at all? Enough, please leave now, or I'll call the police!"
Old Tang stowed the materials back into his briefcase, adopting an extremely exaggerated tone, "Sister Lian, look, someone's getting anxious, they're even criticising my attitude now. Let's go, let's go."
Watching the two leave, Bank President Zhang suddenly smashed the water cup on the desk onto the floor!
Outside, Sister Lian opened her mouth, unsure what to say. The way Lawyer Tang had acted upstairs made her feel that something was off about him.
However, as soon as Old Tang turned around, his eyes had already regained their natural look: "Sister Lian, the bank clearly doesn't want to talk, so all I could do was give them a hard time with a few words."
"Your case has entered the second trial, right? Now that we have a contract, I'll take responsibility for your case; I will bring a countersuit against the bank!"
"However, we're still lacking some evidence, I'll need to think about how to proceed."
When they signed the contract at the law firm earlier, Old Tang specifically inquired whether Sister Lian had run out of funds to hire a lawyer for the second trial.
If there's no talking sense with the bank, then it's time to find a place where discussions can be had.
And the housing and construction department, do they think they can shake off responsibility with a single statement of ignorance? Supervisory authority doesn't disappear just because there's no supervision agreement.
The progress of the construction units must be reported to the supervisory department, yet they know nothing and manage nothing. It's a good thing Old Tang had just confronted someone and was in a good mood, or else he might have turned around and reported them for malpractice...
Moreover, they answered only one question out of many: they don't know the details of the supervision account funds. But surely, they must know the other matters, which they didn't even mention in their notification letter.
Tang Fangjing refused to believe the developers would dare not file with the authorities.
So, whether it's one sheep or two, might as well take a shot and sue the housing and construction department.
Having Sister Lian bring all the materials from the first trial to the law firm, Old Tang reentered preparation mode.
Meanwhile, at Yi De Cultural Ltd, Li Shuwei looked at President Wang in front of him and asked, "Are you sure? He's Tang Fangjing?"
With a grave expression, President Wang nodded, "Yes, he is Tang Fangjing."
Li Shuwei couldn't help but rub his temples. With any other lawyer, it would surely be about the money; whether the houses would be delivered after the lawsuit, who knew?
But Tang Fangjing was different!
He had fiercely fought to get wages for a few migrant workers, sending two bosses to jail in the process.
This would be fine in itself; it's not like there haven't been such lawyers before.
Every group has people who dare to be pioneers, be they journalists or lawyers.
However, Tang Fangjing became notorious because he dared to rebuke them fearlessly, even when the other side was ready to resort to violence with a knife in hand!
If he could actually fight, that would be one thing, but in that video, he looked like a pushover, frail and easily subdued after just a couple of strikes.
That was the most troublesome part; this man, he bloody well wasn't afraid to die...
And now, there's talk about him having some mental illness, rumored to be in the late stages of cancer...
Just thinking about these things gave Li Shuwei a headache, though it was merely a headache.
"After all, Tang Fangjing is just a lawyer. We did nothing wrong. The construction stalled because the company ran out of money. Let him look into it," he said.
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Speaking of which, Li Shuwei suddenly remembered something, "Right, there's nothing wrong with Jin Ma's accounts, right?"
"No issues, President Li!"
That knife wound from President Lei didn't just give Old Tang a future but also made many private enterprise bosses pay more attention to their finances.