What's wrong with this lawyer?!

"I've been trading stocks for many years, but this year I've lost so much I don't even know what to say. Hey, who do you think actually made that money? I'm just stunned..."

Ju was also a bit tipsy, and his conversation started to drift.

Wang Qingqing suddenly chimed in, "I don't know who made the money, but I do know whose money they made."

"Huh? Whose?" Ju Haiqing asked, looking puzzled.

"Of course, it's yours. Look at how much you've lost. If you don't lose money, how could they make money? This money can't just appear out of thin air..."

Ju Haiqing was... just quite bewildered.

After gathering himself, he started talking about his case again.

"I bought the stock of this company three years ago. At that time, all kinds of analysis reports on this company were particularly good. They were making a lot, the stock price was rising continuously, so I thought I'd get on board."

"But not long after I got on board, everything turned red and plummeted. I thought the company's operations were pretty good, so it should gradually climb back up. But what happened? It dropped and never rose again..."

Ju Haiqing's experience can be said to be something many stock investors have been through.

Everything was good news, the stock price kept rising, under such circumstances, it seemed like the risk wasn't big.

So, he boarded without hesitation.

The result was just like that, it crashed right after he got on, despite all the good news, it just crashed.

Initially, he planned to hold onto it, but it kept dropping lower and lower, until there was really no other way but to suffer the pain and cut his losses.

"Logically speaking, this should be a lesson learned, as those in the investment groups added back then would tell me that playing stocks is just like this, there's no way around it."

"But recently, I suddenly found out that the company was penalized. It was said that during the time I bought the stock, they were inflating their revenue, inflating their total profits, basically just making up a bunch of good news."

"So I was wondering if I could sue them, after all, I did consider this good news when I bought the stock..."

Hearing Ju Haiqing's description, Wang's eyes lit up, and he quickly turned to Tang: "Director Tang, I've heard about this type of case before. Do you think you can handle it?"

Losing money in stocks and still being able to sue the stock company, it sounds a bit unbelievable!

But Wang and Han have both seen and experienced a lot.

It's just that the professional level of such cases is too high, requiring lawyers handling such cases to understand not only the law but also a lot about the securities and finance industry.

Just like Jie Jianbin, a lawyer who only deals with unfair competition, and doesn't handle cases in other fields because no one can know everything.

Upon hearing this, Tang smiled and said, "Based on Ju's description, it's possible to sue, but I need to prepare well."

"Moreover, if we only do one of these cases, then it's not very meaningful..."

Wang Qingqing immediately chimed in, "Brother Tang, do you mean... testing the waters?"

"That's correct, Qingqing, you are still very smart."

Wang Qingqing smiled; she's not really a smart girl, but she understands Tang well.

Testing the waters is also a method Tang frequently uses, similar to the "finding a dad" theory, which is one of the core methods in Tang's system.

To put it simply, what should be done when dealing with those troublesome cases involving a large number of people? The answer is, to first set an example!

Collective litigation is inherently difficult because once the number of cases goes up, it's easy to involve other factors.

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Set an example, and it can't be settled; you must straighten out all the legal relationships through this one case.

Once this case wins, subsequent collective lawsuits can be filed based on it.

It's still the same court; you can't just ignore it because I have more people suing this time.

Wang was already getting excited, "In that case, this case could be quite big!"

Tang nodded: "Theoretically, as long as they traded from the time they made false statements to before the date of revelation, they can all sue!"

Tang wasn't speaking nonsense; there are regulations regarding this.

The regulations are from the Supreme Court's "Provisions on Several Issues Concerning the Trial of Civil Compensation Cases for False Statements in the Securities Market" issued in 2022.

Practically speaking, of course, it is very complicated.

Wang was happy; with this type of case, although the claim amount for a single person might not be much, the number will be large!

It seems that Tang really listened to what he said about not doing criminal cases, labor-intensive and thankless, and cases involving minors are prone to accidents.

It's better to do this kind of case; you can sue freely, even if it leads the defendant company to bankruptcy, it doesn't matter.

Everyone was happy with the meal, and Wang kept mentioning "Director Tang" from time to time.

Wang Qingqing frowned as she sent her second uncle home and took the opportunity to have a good talk with her second aunt about the issue of her second uncle planning to replace his assistant with a just graduated girl.

Her second aunt thanked Wang Qingqing and enthusiastically gave her a big red envelope.

Returning to the law firm, Tang started preparing the case, and by the afternoon, the studio team had finished the video.

Such videos definitely needed to be more cautious, mentioning minors should be minimized, so it would primarily talk about Kang Tao.

Sitting in front of the computer, Tang began to dub the video.

"Hello, viewers, I'm your old friend Tang Fangjing, bringing you this time a case involving a gangster gang."