Chapter 1103: Chapter 356: Lawyers Also Need to Learn Fishing!_2
So we’re all fellow patients, no problem.
But before that, I still need to head to the firm and sort out the backlog of work.
After heading downstairs for breakfast, old Tang, burping contentedly, arrived at the law firm’s office, where every lawyer he t greeted him.
“Good morning, Director Tang. You’re finally back?”
“Yes, I’m back. How’s your labor dispute case going? What stage is it at?”
The lawyer greeting him froze in place, surprised that despite being away for so long, he actually rembered the case I was handling?
Especially since you just got back!
However, when old Tang asks a question, he has to answer it, so he could only try hard to recall and then respond.
Seeing this situation, the other lawyers in the hall quickly sat upright, refraining from making greetings, hoping the director wouldn’t notice them…
Old Tang only stopped after asking several people in succession, rembering virtually every case at the firm’s headquarters.
On his way back to the office, Wang Qingqing had already prepared the relevant materials.
“Qingqing, is there any interesting case recently?” old Tang asked casually.
Upon hearing this, Wang Qingqing quickly replied, “Ah, it doesn’t seem like it… But Tang, I’ve recently learned five ways to brew tea. Would you like to try it today?”
“Second uncle said it tastes pretty good.”
Old Wang said it tastes good? Does old Wang have such a skill?
Old Tang paused for a mont but then said, “Alright… bring it over, and I’ll give it a try first.”
Watching Wang Qingqing leave, old Tang also shook his head. This girl is hopeless; she’s so motivated to learn how to brew tea, but why can’t she learn the law?
Old Tang was ready to relax while over in Xihong District in Jingzhou City, Zhang Wei was sitting inside a room with a rather troubled expression.
“Aunt, it’s not that I don’t want to help you; there’s just really no way to help, you know? So many years have passed, and we can’t even find the person now, and there’s nothing the court can do about it either.”
Across from Zhang Wei, a woman who appeared to be in her forties sighed and said, “Sigh, I know, Auntie also knows about this. I was just hoping you’d give it a try.”
“You tell , is there any justice these days? Clearly, the one who owes money seems to be in the right.”
“They say to take the legal route, but Auntie, even after winning the case for nearly eight years, you haven’t received a cent. Just the lawyer’s fees and other litigation costs have already spent quite a bit…”
Listening to the aunt rambling on, Zhang Wei wasn’t sure what to say.
This was a relative of his. Ten years ago, she lent a sum of money, about two hundred thousand yuan, to a particularly close friend, you’d say best friend.
She ant well, believing that such a good relationship couldn’t possibly deceive her.
But in the end, the person simply didn’t repay the money. Not only did they not repay, they outright denied ever borrowing the money.
His aunt was at a loss and went through great difficulties to file a lawsuit and finally won the case.
But the problem is, winning the case is one thing, executing the judgnt is another entirely, and it’s been many years since the case was already archived.
The court’s statent was to let her find the other party’s assets, and only then could the court resu the execution.
How is an ordinary person supposed to find asset trails? As for hiring a lawyer… that’s a bottomless pit because even a professional execution lawyer can’t guarantee they can find asset trails.
Moreover, professional execution lawyers are generally very expensive…
Just as it happened, knowing that Zhang Wei has gained so fa recently, she wanted to ask for his help. Zhang Wei spent a week on it with no progress whatsoever.
What he’s figured out so far is that the other party has posted videos on a short video platform, and there are so goods in their storefront, but upon sending a private ssage inquiring, there was no response, and later they were blocked.
This kind of “can’t find the person or the money” situation is all too common in execution cases.
Like in the cases old Tang handled in the past, most of the ti the defendants were companies so you could always track down the organization, and even if there was no cash, you could still find other ways to facilitate execution.
But in cases where there’s neither a person nor money, it’s truly intractable.
You talk about judicial detention? But if you can’t find the person, how do you detain them? The Execution Bureau isn’t capable of finding people.
In modern society, even the Public Security Authorities sotis have to issue arrest warrants to locate soone, let alone an organization like the Execution Bureau, which has no such authority.
Zhang Wei thought for a bit and then said, “Auntie, please stop talking for a mont, I’ll give it another try.”
Exiting the community, Zhang Wei was ready to return to the law firm. His plan was simple: the director—
Everyone at Tengda knew by now that Zhang Wei was Director Tang’s student. It’s perfectly normal for a student to consult their teacher when facing problems.
Of course, the case still had to be handled by him.
He made his way back to the law firm, but upon knocking on the office door, no one answered, so he had to wait.
He waited outside the door until 5 PM before he saw old Tang andering back, accompanied by Wang Qingqing.
“Director, you’re back!”
Old Tang looked up and smiled instantly, “Zhang Wei, you’re back. Co on, let’s talk in my office.”
As for this apprentice, Zhang Wei, old Tang was quite satisfied… except for one point: he couldn’t understand why Zhang Wei was also so eager to send people in.
That’s not going to work. This apprentice doesn’t have my safeguard, and sending people in so eagerly could be too risky, potentially causing trouble one day.
Sitting down in the office, Zhang Wei then began to report on his recent situation.
Old Tang chid in from ti to ti, and finally, Zhang Wei began to talk about this particular case.
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