December 24, 9:52 am, Mizuho Bank Tokyo Branch.

Takamatsu sat in the office of the branch president, clasping his hands and frowning slightly, looking thoughtful. Takamatsu still couldn't figure out why Shimada, the vice president of the Shinjuku branch, was mixed up with the plaintiff lawyer who sued the Akagi Hotel Group.

The Akagi Hotel Group was a client that Takamatsu was planning to take away from Eagle Flag Bank. At this moment, he couldn't help but pay close attention to anything related to the Akagi Hotel.

"Bang, bang, bang." There was a gentle knock on the door of the president's office, and then the door was pushed open. A young man who looked like a secretary walked into the room, turned around, closed the door, and looked at Gao Song.

, lowered his voice and said: "President Takamatsu, after our investigation last night, the Shimada matter has been roughly concluded."

"What's going on?" Gao Song couldn't wait and immediately asked his secretary to sit on the sofa and report to him.

The secretary took out a small notebook and said with a rather serious face: "After our investigation, we found that Shimada recently mortgaged an apartment in his name at the Tokyo Industrial Central Bank. The mortgagee is Takahashi Law

Business Consulting Club.”

"Takahashi Legal Consulting Club?" Takamatsu muttered the name silently, and was a little confused for a moment. "What does this legal consulting club do? How did it get related to Shimada?"

The secretary flipped through the papers in his notebook and spoke slightly faster, "According to rumors, Takahashi Legal Affairs Consulting seems to be involved in the current Akagi Hotel Group litigation case, and it provides third-party funding services. According to our tracing, the amount of third-party funding

Directly entered the Higashiyama Kaisha letter of credit project account under the name of Shimada of Shinjuku Branch. The Higashiyama Kaisha letter of credit project is the key project for our branch to carry out self-examination this time."

Takamatsu frowned even more. No wonder he recently noticed that the bad grade of Dongshan Club's letter of credit project had been lowered. It turned out that the repayment actually came from here. Shimada would rather put himself in order to stay in the bank.

All his wealth was pledged.

Takamatsu was secretly surprised. He didn't expect Shimada's determination to have reached this level. However, he still couldn't understand why Shimada would be involved in this lawsuit. Takamatsu suddenly raised his head and said: "Where is the lawyer?

Why on earth is he with the lawyer?"

"About this... we haven't found out yet why Shimada knows the plaintiff's lawyer in that case." The secretary replied hesitantly.

"I don't know, just go check it out!!!" Takamatsu couldn't help but yelled. He already felt that the vice president of the branch named Shimada was starting to get out of his control.

Banking is a hierarchical system.

The head office is the highest jewel.

Next is the branch.

Further down is the branch.

There is a huge gap between each level.

The huge power gap in this can only be understood by those who personally work in banks.

For Takamatsu, the presidents and vice presidents of the branch are like fleas, not at the same level as him. However, he now feels that the guy named Shimada may bring some kind of unpredictable influence.

Change. Right now, I am at a critical moment when I am about to switch to Eagle Flag Bank, and I cannot tolerate any uncertainty.

The secretary responded with a trembling "Okay" and then exited the office. He quietly stuck out his tongue and cursed in a low voice: "I'm not a detective. How can I find out this? I'm really sick!"

In the office, Takamatsu was deep in thought, with cunning eyes flashing in his eyes. He was thinking about how to deal with Shimada further. Akagi Hotel Group is still a major customer of Mizuho Bank, and Shima, who is the vice president of the Shinjuku District branch,

Tian actually mortgaged his house to borrow money from a third-party litigation financing company to fight against his bank's major client in the lawsuit. If you tell this, it is simply a fantasy and a hilarious joke.

Then, Takamatsu raised his head, opened the computer screen, and started typing on the keyboard. He decided to report Shimada's incident to the HR Department and Compliance Department of the head office.

The keyboard clicked, and a report letter about the vice president of the Shinjuku District branch was gradually taking shape. The office was very quiet. The teacup on the table was still faintly emitting heat. However, danger slowly approached Shimada.

In less than 10 minutes, Takamatsu skillfully completed this report letter. With his experience in defrauding others that he had gained through many years of hard work in banks, writing this kind of report letter was as easy as picking it up.

The corners of Takamatsu's mouth were slightly raised, and he looked at the report letter on the screen as if appreciating a newly completed gorgeous literary work. After proofreading it a few times, he pressed the send button...

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At the same time, Tokyo High Court, Court No. 607. After the murderous report letter against Shimada was sent to the Compliance Department and Human Resources Department of Mizuho Bank Head Office, the court is about to usher in the case of the removal of the load-bearing columns of the Akagi Hotel Group.

of court session.

Kitahara and Miyagawa have already taken their seats at the plaintiff's table. The table is filled with various documents prepared by Miyagawa. After yesterday's battle and after eating hot pot with the goalball players, Miyagawa returned to the law firm.

I worked until late at night, rushing through the night to come up with many new solutions and ideas, and speculate on Gu Meimen's next way of providing evidence.

Kithara looked at the documents prepared by Miyagawa. Although many of them were still rough and immature, he could already see the efforts of this newbie who had just entered the litigation industry.

Although, he had already told Miyagawa that he would be responsible for this case, and Miyagawa could just rest well later.

However, this girl who refused to admit defeat still put in a lot of work.

This proactive fighting spirit is the potential of a good lawyer.

Although this girl named Miyagawa seems a bit "clumsy" in all aspects, she is like an excellent piece of rough jade.

"Well done. I've read it all this morning, and many of the things are very valuable." Kitahara encouraged the girl next to him with a smile.

Miyagawa's eyes, which were a little swollen from staying up late, suddenly brightened a bit after hearing Beihara's words. Then, she responded softly, as if a little shyly, "Yeah."

"It would be great if I could help Beihara." Miyagawa said softly.

With a "beep" sound, the indicator on the secret door of the court turned from red to green. Seven magistrates wearing black robes walked into the court again. As these seven powerful figures walked into the court, that kind of intimidation

The sense of pressure once again permeated the courtroom, making people so nervous that they could not breathe.

Judge Eda sat in the middle of the courtroom, swung his gavel and hit the wooden seat below.

"Click!"
Chapter completed!