The Reborn Barrister

Thirty-eight years old, the youngest equity partner of Red Circle, he took the blame overnight and was convicted of insider trading. Five years later, he died of illness in prison. Before he died, he knew that the person who handed him the knife was his mentor who had taught him for ten years. When I opened my eyes again, in 2010, I was twenty-eight years old, working as a salaried lawyer on my third day doing odd jobs. Others are still revising reports, going to business and industry, and looking at partners. He already knows which city will collapse, which bank will explode, and which merger will send whom into the abyss in the next ten years. How was the Haifu case decided, how did the Baowan dispute end, when did the Science and Technology Innovation Board launch, and when did the new securities law come into force? Remember it all. In this life, he not only wants to stab that knife back with the profit and profit, but also wants to fight all the way up from the garbage case that no one wanted. Fight labor arbitration, fight forced demolition administrative litigation, and fight for control of billion-dollar listed companies. Winning a case will win people's hearts. A lawyer's greatest weapon is not eloquence, but making the other party think you don't know.