What's wrong with this lawyer?! Chapter 593

Chapter 593: Chapter 191: The Problem Arises: Who Exactly is Hiring the Internet Water Army?

Chapter 593: Chapter 191: The Problem Arises: Who Exactly is Hiring the Internet Water Army?

Ren Xiaopei stared with wide eyes, “Do you call this human speech?

What do you an by a few hundred cases isn’t a lot!”

Although the case volu at the internet court is indeed terrifying each year, everyone, whether in the filing court or civil court, has already worked overnight to the point of near insanity.

And now you’re here too, right?

You’re just endlessly shearing one sheep, aren’t you?

Can’t you switch to another court?

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But Ren Xiaopei definitely couldn’t voice these thoughts; she could only say, “Lawyer Tang, this is the internet court.

In theory, you should be able to apply for filing the case online.”

Of course, the rule is “to conduct everything through the network in principle”…

Upon hearing this, Old Tang chuckled and said, “I’ve already submitted the litigation materials online; this ti I ca to discuss the possibility of seeking diation.”

This was also one of Old Tang’s ideas.

To put it bluntly, his type of litigation did indeed take up a portion of judicial resources to so extent.

But you know, litigation that purely follows procedures isn’t that necessary.

For instance, DouShou, they agreed to diate right away last ti, which was especially hassle-free.

This ti around, he hoped to facilitate diation with other companies through the internet court.

“Lawyer Tang, are you saying you want to go for pre-litigation diation this ti?” Ren Xiaopei couldn’t believe her ears when she heard this; she could hardly believe that the word “diation” could co from Tang Fangjing’s mouth.

Old Tang chuckled again and said, “After all, it’s not easy for you guys, and this ti, the defendants’ platforms are all old acquaintances.

We’re so familiar with each other; just diate.”

After saying that, Old Tang humd a tune as he left the court, leaving Ren Xiaopei utterly dumbfounded.

Attorney Tang’s actions were really incomprehensible.

He wasn’t like this before; Ren Xiaopei had seen the videos.

This Tang Fangjing seed to have always deeply loathed diation when working on cases.

She wondered what had gotten into him this ti…

Of course, Old Tang hadn’t changed overnight; he just felt that…

the resource of judges shouldn’t be overused.

You see, last ti Old Zhou nearly collapsed.

And this ti, Judge Zhang also looked to be in dire straits.

Although if a judge collapsed, new judges would be appointed, it still required ti for them to grow.

So, sustainable developnt was needed, and judges shouldn’t be pushed too hard.

It’s perfectly fine for procedural cases to go through diation.

He wanted to show those platform companies his intent.

Of course, if they still wouldn’t agree to diate, then there was no helping it; the internet court couldn’t bla him.

For now, all he could do was wait.

anwhile, elsewhere, Director Fang had returned to tian and reported the situation regarding the diation to Cao Ligang.

“Sigh, it can’t be helped; we cannot afford to go through another lawsuit.

You’ve really done your best.

Alright, Old Fang, go on with your tasks,” Cao Ligang said, shaking his head.

The attitude of the other party remained unwaveringly tough, yet they were helpless.

Ordinary individuals and companies couldn’t withstand it because ordinary people need to work and earn money; hiring a lawyer for a prolonged period costs too much, so stalling tactics resolved most issues.

But Tang Fangjing was different; he was indifferent to money and would butt heads with you like a mad dog.

And you wouldn’t dare to touch him; anyone who encountered him would find it a headache.

So they had no choice but to settle and pay.

But in the future, they would need to try hard to stay within the rules…

Ti went by slowly, and just like last ti, DouShou diated without the slightest hesitation.

However, the other companies were sowhat bewildered.

In the Hai District of The Capital, at the headquarters of a platform company, the company boss addressed his staff, “What do you an?

Are you saying the internet court wants us to diate?”

“Yes, they were very clear over the phone.

Unless it’s absolutely necessary, it’s better not to go through litigation,” the staff mber replied.

“This…

With so much personal information, although not as much as last ti, there could be problems if we settle…

Never mind, I’ll call and ask,” he said.

The company boss personally called the relevant leaders of the internet court, and the leaders’ reply was straightforward: try to diate.

But the boss understood – when they say ‘try to diate’, it ans they expect you to give the court so face and diate.

Of course, you could also choose not to…

If Old Tang had been there, he surely would have found the situation amusing.

Previously, he was the one pressured by those companies to diate.

But now, the platform companies were being pressured by the court to agree to diation…

It just goes to show that a boorang really does co back around.

Indeed, the internet court was becoming desperate; seeing that Tang Fangjing was “very cooperative” in seeking diation, they had to ensure that the companies agreed as well.

The internet court didn’t need to pad its performance; their case load was overwhelming…

“Anyway, it’s not much, just over two hundred cases.

I’ll talk to the court.

diation is fine, but we need a thorough review to confirm that there is actually an infringent before we can proceed.”

Over the years with the internet, every ti Tang Fangjing showed up, there was trouble.

The progress on The Capital’s side was much faster than Old Tang had anticipated.

If he had gone through litigation, he probably would just be filing the cases by now.

But with diation, they were already at the stage of signing agreents.

Still at the internet court, under the judge’s supervision, Old Tang began signing his na on the stack of agreents before him.

And across from him, the staff from several platforms exchanged glances.

It was truly an odd sensation for them – the court, in an effort to save trouble, had gathered them together for the signing…