Chapter 915: Chapter 295: Lawyer Tang’s Everyday Leisure Life_2
No one in this world owes anyone anything, but maybe it’s because he, Tang Fangjing, has done so much in the neighborhood, that so of the residents feel it’s only natural for him to fight their legal battles…
There are many things that are scary just because they’re taken for granted.
Thinking this way, Old Tang pushed open Tengda’s door.
“Good afternoon, Director Tang!”
“Good afternoon to you too. How’s your case going, not finished yet? I’ll give you ten minutes to prepare, for a mock debate. If you lose, rember to copy the regulations ten tis.”
Across from Old Tang, Li Weilong had a mournful expression but could only say: “Understood, Director Tang.”
“You, yes you, don’t leave. Your case is done, right? How about enforcent? How many tis have I told you, you must consider the enforceability when working on cases, don’t you know that?”
“You also have ten minutes to prepare, for a mock debate. I’ll propose a solution, and you find the problems with it. If you can’t find any, you’ll copy the relevant regulations ten tis, understand?”
Tang Wanting nodded her head; it was over, Tyrant Tang was back.
That’s Old Tang’s current situation in Tengda. It’s not that he debates anyone he sees, but having a debate every so often is still a common occurrence.
In his words, even though the current courtroom doesn’t demand as much on-the-spot performance from a lawyer, a lawyer must command a powerful force in debate!
Thus, phrases like “Let’s have a brisk and thorough duel” started ringing through the law firm again, giving the other lawyers headaches.
When Lawyer Tang was not around, many cases felt like they were lacking confidence.
But when Lawyer Tang was around, his thods were a bit too… well, too brutal. What kind of brisk and thorough duel was that? It was clearly Lawyer Tang giving a thorough dressing down!
Those with weaker ntal fortitude simply couldn’t withstand his onslaught, like a violent storm.
Take this ti, for instance, Li Weilong and Tang Wanting each had ten minutes to prepare, which ant that after ten minutes, they would have to duke it out with Old Tang together.
Old Tang was capable of handling both at the sa ti, his train of thought never faltering, regulations coming to him as easily as if plucking them from his sleeves, seamless like celestial garnts, and that’s not even including his trash talk like: “How dare you call yourself a lawyer with those skills?”, or “Did you study law at a sports college?” Ordinary people really struggled to stand up to it.
Yan Xueling, not far away, observed Old Tang in the middle of the fray and kept making notes in her little notebook.
“Today is the first day Lawyer Tang returned from his business trip, and he called over both little Li and little Tang for a duel…”
Don’t get it wrong, Miss Yan here is gathering material. Her comic “The Leisurely Life of Lawyer Tang” has been updated over a hundred tis.
It’s been particularly popular, and once, a company even ca knocking with an investnt offer, which she declined.
She didn’t want it to beco too comrcial, as surely that would influence her creativity.
Now, isn’t it wonderful? She draws whenever she wants, and if not in the mood, she simply skips it.
Ten minutes later, many lawyers saw Li Weilong and Tang Wanting enter Old Tang’s office and breathed a sigh of relief, just like not being called on during class.
The little Miss Yan sat on schedule on the sofa inside the office—such a scene had to be recorded live; otherwise, relying on her own imagination, she could never recreate that feeling.
“And you call yourself a Handong Political Law graduate? What a joke. My illiterate grandmother has a stronger legal sense than you; how could you not consider this regulation?”
Li Weilong’s face paled across from him; he could even see Old Tang’s spit flying, but he dared not dodge it at all.
For a mont, he truly wanted to slam his fists on the table and roar: I was in the sa interview as you; you’ve seen my diploma!
But he didn’t have the courage because one punch from Director Tang could smash the desk, and naturally, it could just as easily crack open his skull… terrifying.
Such vigor in a person, and yet rumors outside kept saying he was on his deathbed. How could soone supposedly dying be so spirited? At any rate, Li Weilong felt that at this rate, he might not outlive the other…
Tang Wanting had it even worse; Old Tang wouldn’t go easy on her just because she was a woman.
Won hold up half the sky!
Such a tempest raged on for twenty minutes until finally, Old Tang cald down.
A cup of tea at the perfect temperature promptly appeared on his desk, and at the sa ti, two wet towels were placed beside them both.
Wang Qingqing, looking rather accustod to the situation, said: “Wipe your faces, Tang brother was spitting a bit too much just now.”
There was no delay; she had done this countless tis.
The two of them took the wet towels and wiped their faces in resignation, thanking Old Tang before leaving.
Wang Qingqing efficiently tidied up the desk and then approached the door: “You three, co in.”
Little Miss Yan quietly gathered her materials. This is Tengda; this is the daily leisurely life of Lawyer Tang.
Don’t ask why. If asked, it’s because the doctor said it was important for Lawyer Tang to keep in a cheerful mood, and practice has shown that this thod pleases him the most.
If you want to join Tengda, this is sothing you need to know. If you can’t handle it, better leave early.
But if you can withstand this kind of pressure, you will improve very quickly.
As days go by, the festive atmosphere of New Year grows stronger.
At the end of the year, various disputes break out frequently, most of them sparked by debt collection.
Paying off debts before the New Year is one of our traditions, and because courts have a tough ti at the end of the year with assessnts, getting cases registered is particularly difficult, leading to a heap of disputes.
Another beautiful day, and Old Tang once again made his way to Guangming District Court. He was there to resolve a dozen or so case registration issues for the firm.
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