What's wrong with this lawyer?! Chapter 417

Chapter 417: Chapter 155: Aim for Their Weak Spots!

Part 2 Chapter 417: Chapter 155: Aim for Their Weak Spots!

Part 2 “Lawyer Tang ca early today for the lecture, he must be very tired now…”

Old Tang originally intended to say sothing polite and let the school leader finish speaking.

But upon hearing that, he hurriedly interrupted: “Eh, it’s fine, it’s fine, I’m not tired at all, student, whatever question you have, just ask!”

Many other students in the audience had already left, and those who remained were also planning to leave, but upon hearing this, so sat down, ready to continue listening, while others hesitated whether to leave or stay.

Therefore, Old Tang quickly said: “The lecture has finished, and those who want to go eat should go ahead.

I won’t continue speaking on stage.

I am just here to answer this student’s question.”

After speaking, Old Tang walked down from the stage, glanced around, then addressed Li Weiwei: “It was you who called just now, wasn’t it?”

Wang Qingqing hurriedly followed down and swept a glance at Li Weiwei, thinking that a sophomore girl is indeed tender.

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Li Weiwei didn’t expect that Lawyer Tang would actually co down for a face-to-face interaction.

Her heart was beating as if it were about to leap out, and she was so nervous that she could barely stand.

Still, she managed to speak up: “Lawyer Tang, it was…it was who called you.”

At this point, quite a few more people left.

In university, eating is still the priority.

Honestly, current university students aren’t as enthusiastic about learning professional skills as one might imagine.

By the ti they reach university, you can’t say that eighty percent but perhaps seventy percent of them just want to pass their exams and are very confused about their future.

Most of those who ca to the lecture today were here to see Tang Fangjing, the internet star.

That is to say, what attracted them was Old Tang’s internet celebrity status, not his identity as a legal professional.

Many of them may not end up working in the legal field after graduation.

But still, so people gathered around, planning to hear what the issue was.

Old Tang took a stool and sat down, then said: “Don’t be anxious, take your ti to tell what’s the matter.”

Li Weiwei began: “Lawyer Tang, it’s like this…

this is also a practical case.

My dad, through soone’s referral…”

She roughly explained her father’s situation and her own effort to help with the arbitration, then Li Weiwei asked: “Lawyer Tang, facing such a situation, what should we do?”

“Now that the labor relations cannot be confird, do you think there might be a labor relationship?

If there is a labor relationship, could my dad get his money back?”

Old Tang’s eyes showed a bit of appreciation, saying bluntly that the other party was able to write an arbitration application and collect evidence for arbitration filing, which was already not bad at this point.

However, she still made many mistakes, which was unavoidable since she had never co into contact with practice and knew nothing of the ways of legal practice.

Everyone knows that to beco a lawyer one must pass the bar exam, but then there are those who suggest that to be a lawyer, you should forget everything you learned for the bar exam.

Forget what this or that teacher taught you; it’s not done that way in practice.

What you learn for the bar exam is just to pass the test.

After thinking for a while, Old Tang said: “What you are looking for now is to establish a labor relationship, aren’t you?

Well, I’ll tell you, if you go ahead and sue like this, the probability of losing is basically one hundred percent.”

“Ah?

Why Lawyer Tang?

Is there so new kind of relationship in the labor field?

Contracting relationships can’t be it, right?” another student asked.

Old Tang smiled and said: “Indeed, there are only a few relationships in the labor field.

Contract relationships are clearly not a match.

But what I an is, this student’s father might not necessarily establish a labor relationship with the company where the station is.”

“Think about it carefully: could there be a company that you’ve overlooked?

As a food delivery person, there surely is a platform company, right?

Besides that, there’s also the company that paid the salary.”

“Even if we extend our thoughts a bit further, could there also be the company operating the APP?”

Li Weiwei said: “Lawyer Tang, the company that paid the salary, I don’t think that’s easy to deal with, either.

They only paid the wages and did not provide managent, so it’s difficult to establish a labor relationship.”

“Moreover, we don’t know anything about that company right now.

We just know the company na, which seems to be in The Capital.

Does that an…we have to run to The Capital to initiate arbitration?”

“This is the difference between legal practice and the theories you learn in school.” Old Tang said again: “You see, what seems like a simple labor issue involves four different companies…”

“Whose employee he really is we don’t know at this point, because we don’t even know the specifics about those companies.

In such a case, hastily filing a lawsuit would likely result in a defeat.”

Old Tang carefully analyzed the situation, and so students were already feeling overwheld.

What they learned in school is straightforward, but once they face the real world, they find that companies do not operate in such an orderly fashion, nor do they make mistakes according to the law.

Their thods are all ambiguous, confusing the relationships, almost like black interdiary agencies.

Even for professional lawyers to clarify these relationships is challenging, let alone for ordinary workers.

How could a delivery person understand any of this?

“So, Lawyer Tang, what should we do about this?

Don’t you have a good solution either?”

Old Tang shook his head and said: “Right now, I’ve only listened to what this student has said once; I don’t have the full information.

How can you expect to co up with a solution?

I can’t think of one right off the bat; after all, I’m no sorcerer.”