Tokyo Barrister: Start the law firm bankruptcy

Chapter 639 Easily

Miyakawa had not expected that the public lawyer in front of her could speak so eloquently. She really could not understand why they could find so many excuses for their illegal behavior and why they could make such plausible arguments. It was as if she had become a troublemaker.

The big fake looks real.

However, faced with such confusing right and wrong statements, Miyakawa found it difficult to refute.

That's how the world is.

If these heretical doctrines had no logic of their own, how could they deceive the world into following them?

Seeing that the lawyer opposite him did not respond, Hamano's smile couldn't help but grow even bigger. He walked back to his seat and sat down contentedly.

As a public lawyer, he was all too familiar with the rules of the system.

He knew how to exploit the rules.

He knew the real magic of this set of rules.

Indeed, unlike law firms that are responsible for their own profits and losses in the market, public lawyers are not able to get involved in many major and important cases after they become big. However, in many years of official document work, public lawyers have accumulated a level of familiarity with legal details that far exceeds that of many lawyers.

In the eyes of everyone, the gap between the lawyers on both sides was exposed again.

No matter how the other side counterattacks, they will always be blocked by Hamano.

Hamano's harsh question made the other party speechless.

Yes, it is easy for you citizens to open your mouth and talk, but you don’t know how hard we work.

At this moment, Kitahara stood up again. He also had a smile on his face. However, unlike Hamano's polite fake smile, Kitahara's smile revealed a kind of cynicism, or in other words, a sneer that seemed to see through all the hypocrisy in the world.

"Just now, Lawyer Hamano said that so-called administrative affairs are not something that can be easily accomplished by just talking about freedom or fairness." Kitahara said with a smile.

Although the voice was calm, everyone present could hear the sarcasm in it.

Many important officials in the city hall couldn't help but frown.

"Then I want to ask you, Attorney Hamano, what did your city hall do?" Kitahara's question was simple and direct. "When you rejected the Shinjuku branch of Hongji Co., Ltd. from participating in the bidding, did you consult your superiors, such as the Tokyo Metropolitan Finance Department? Did you learn about the practices of other regions? Did you consult legal professionals about your understanding of the Municipal Procurement Supervision Law?"

A series of "yes or no" questions suddenly attacked the other side.

"In fact, according to the information we have collected, there are currently a large number of local city halls that allow branches to participate in bidding." Kitahara shook the materials in his hand, "All of this is publicly available on the municipal website. Obviously, these local city halls have spent a lot of time researching whether branches can participate in bidding, and they have consulted their superiors and professionals for their opinions."

"Just now, Attorney Binye said that overseas suppliers cannot provide business licenses and other information. So, have you thought of alternative methods? Have you thought of using other materials instead? Have you thought of using notarization? Similarly, have you asked your superiors how to deal with this situation?"

Kitahara's problems are like waves.

One wave after another came.

It made everyone present feel suffocated.

It's like being on the shore of a stormy sea.

Hamano wanted to refute, but under the pressure of this series of questions, he was overwhelmed by the momentum of the young man opposite him and couldn't even find a suitable time to speak.

However, before Hamano could react, the young male lawyer started attacking again.

After asking a series of "yes or no" questions - the young male lawyer looked at the person in front of him coldly.

His eyes seemed to be examining all the important officials in the city hall present.

"I think you probably don't have any."

"You have failed to take action to address the concerns of the public."

“You have not taken any measures to solve the difficulties faced by citizens.”

"The only thing you did was sit in your office and tell the citizens in front of you - no."

"You said that the administrative work you do is not so easy."

"But what we see is that you do it so easily."

"In the face of citizens' requests and wishes, all you did was pay lip service to telling them you couldn't do it."

"It's really too difficult. Your job is really too difficult!"

Every word Kitahara said was like a sharp knife thrown out.

Insert it into every vital point of the opponent.

Some of the city hall officials at the scene were sweating unconsciously on their foreheads. Although the young male lawyer was questioning Hamano, every word seemed to be questioning everyone present.

I don’t know why, but I’m usually so familiar with the rules and handle them with ease.

In front of this young male lawyer, it seemed that all of them had lost their effectiveness.

Kitahara then turned around, looked at Iwasa, the judge of the case, and said, "I would like to ask you to take another look at how the local city hall in Shinjuku Ward is making things difficult for suppliers."

Upon hearing this, Miyakawa immediately stood up with the documents in hand and said to the people in the meeting room, "The third illegal act of the Shinjuku City Hall. Ruidaxing Co., Ltd. intended to participate in the earthquake-proof engineering design of the office building in the High-tech Park project. However, it was rejected in the bidding project on the grounds that its past reputation was not good enough."

"The standard used by the Shinjuku City Hall to determine whether a company has good reputation is whether the company has any existing litigation disputes. The Shinjuku City Hall found that Ruidaxing Co., Ltd. has a litigation dispute, so it believes that the company's reputation lacks credibility."

"But..." Miyakawa emphasized, "What is the dispute of Ruidaxing Co., Ltd.? Previously, a subsidiary of the Shinjuku District City Hall had a dispute with Ruidaxing Co., Ltd. and owed the company the construction fee it deserved. Currently, Ruidaxing Co., Ltd. is seeking the project fee through legal procedures."

"In other words, the City Hall was clearly at fault in this lawsuit. However, this lawsuit was used as evidence that Ruidaxing Co., Ltd. had a dispute and a poor reputation. I would like to ask, what is the logic of the Shinjuku City Hall!! "

Miyakawa asked sharply.

A ridiculous thing was revealed before everyone.

The council owes money to businesses.

The business filed a lawsuit to seek compensation from the city hall.

However, this lawsuit was in turn regarded as poor reputation and litigation material, and the company was denied participation in the bidding.

Nothing is more confusing than this.

(End of this chapter)