Chapter 904: Chapter 291 Lawyer Tang Told Me to Say This_2

When does the court deem mediation impossible, and thus allow for filing a case?

However, Lawyer Tang’s next words were: “If it’s impossible to file the case here, Judge Wang, then I’ll have to go to the Intermediate Court. If that doesn’t work, then to the High Court. Surely we aren’t expected to waste time on a case that clearly can’t be mediated, right?”

Wang Hao was stunned, his face growing unsightly!

With any other lawyer, threatening a judge like this would spell the end of their career here.

Yet this is Tang Fangjing…even for Tang Fangjing, this is rather arrogant!

Lawyer Tang, seeing Wang stiffen, quickly smiled and said, “Oh, Judge Wang, I’m just kidding. Why would I do such a thing? Let’s continue with the mediation; I have no objections.”

The others watching the situation felt somewhat sympathetic towards Judge Wang.

Tang Fangjing truly… it’s hard to say, or rather, he really didn’t need to offend the judge like this. There’s no benefit to him at all.

It’s probably just as the rumors say, maybe Lawyer Tang is a bit crazy… No sane person would do this.

When the session ended, Tang Fangjing slowly walked out of the Anping District Court; he did it on purpose because this Judge Wang’s bias was too apparent.

He was clearly planning to drag this out, so since that’s the case, he wanted to make his stance clear; Tang Fangjing couldn’t afford to wait indefinitely in Tianyan City.

If you can’t solve the issue here, then to the Intermediate Court, if not the High Court, and if still unresolved, the Supreme Court, and if still necessary, then bring it to public attention!

Of course, it would hardly get to that point; after all, this is just a district matter.

If it really had that much influence, the criminal side wouldn’t possibly bounce back.

Meanwhile, Director Wang returned to his unit and immediately reported to his leadership; the district chief hearing this was equally enraged.

“So, the sanitation efforts are merely our district’s concern, right? Before anything wrong happens, they all command and direct us, and now there’s trouble, they all start blaming others!”

Fang Jingwen kept silent, the development of things up to this point truly took her by surprise.

Director Wang hesitated, “So, what do we do now?”

The Chief pondered and said, “I’ll report this to the higher-ups first, they think they can shake off the blame? Not possible. During the meeting, everyone had tasks, never was it said that sanitation was solely our district’s responsibility!”

At the end of the day, all three agencies couldn’t control each other; at this time, their only option was to seek help from higher authorities.

Liu Qiaoqiao, vending on the streets, obviously didn’t know because of her issue the district organizations had started a big blame game.

But she was thrilled now because money had been deposited into her account!

A compensation of over seventy thousand, something she hadn’t expected at all.

Upon seeing the money deposited, Liu Qiaoqiao immediately called Lawyer Tang.

“Lawyer Tang, the money is in, seventy thousand, oh my goodness, thank you so much…”

If it wasn’t for Lawyer Tang, she’d probably still be burdened with that false accusation.

Local lawyers weren’t willing to help; although there were big shots in the capital and Modu, they were not something she could afford.

From the phone, old Tang’s voice sounded: “Don’t rush to say thanks just yet, there’s more to come.”

Huh? Liu Qiaoqiao was genuinely taken aback, she had been hung up on this for months, knowing about the compensation she had specifically looked it up online.

But more compensation, who would pay that?

“Of course, it’s those who initially wanted to seize your goods and even fought with you. Just wait, they’ll definitely contact you in a few days.”

Those who wanted to seize my goods and fought with me…weren’t they the district and urban management personnel? Will they really pay?

It hardly seemed likely; she had dealt with these departments in her previous years of business and had never heard of them paying compensation.

“Lawyer Tang, why would they contact me?” Liu Qiaoqiao asked curiously.

“Of course, to make you accept the compensation and then negotiate with them. Who knows, they might even offer more,” Lawyer Tang said with a laugh over the phone.

After all, how much money to compensate is the organization’s business; as long as the issue is resolved, even paying a bit more is acceptable.

Such is the deterrence of Tang Fangjing!

“Offer more? Lawyer Tang, are they really going to do this?”

If it weren’t for Lawyer Tang saying this, Liu Qiaoqiao wouldn’t believe it; she remembers how those people looked during the conflict.

She said she would sue, go to petitions, but they didn’t care, told her to do whatever she wanted.

Now, Lawyer Tang is actually saying they’re willing to apologize and compensate, and maybe even offer more…it all seems so unreal.

Apologizing by government agencies happened, but in many smaller places, even administrative litigation was a distant dream, let alone a public apology by a government agency.

To the older folks, it’s unthinkable for them to apologize to ordinary people like us, or for any administrative litigation to occur – the courts and them are all linked, how could it be possible!

On the phone, old Tang continued, “Ms. Liu, I’ve told you beforehand, I should take the lead in all matters regarding the case. If you agree to anything on your own, that would be a breach of contract, and you’ve seen what the consequences could be.”

“Lawyer Tang, I know, if they call I’ll just hang up immediately!” Liu Qiaoqiao hurriedly said.

This needed to be clarified; breaching the contract simply means paying Lawyer Tang’s fees at the original price.

For Liu Qiaoqiao, that would be a staggering number.

Lawyer Tang’s laughter came through the phone: “That’s not necessary, there’s definitely some animosity between you, so there’s no problem if you want to listen to them sweet-talk a bit more, just keep listening as long as you don’t agree to anything.”

Source: Webnovel.com, updated on Novlove.com