Abogado 소설 & 이야기

“What are you doing?” Without glancing up from the file in my hands I said, “Research.” A chuckle followed, “You're just an attorney, you don't have to do so much. You've been stalking your client for almost two weeks now.” I frowned and glanced up to face an amused Lenoir, “It's called gathering information and facts.” “Uh uh” “Knowing my clients weaknesses, so whenever it's used in court against them I can easily counter it and win over the judge.”

“So yes, I want revenge. But not for my family. But for what they took from you…from us.” “I-” “We have about five minutes to get that paperwork signed before they realize what I've done. Five minutes before bullets and fists fly. We don't have time to-” “I want to know everything after that paperwork is signed. No skipping over anything to protect me and no evading.” His expression returned to life. It was as if my agreement enlivened him. “You have my vow.” I couldn't fight rolling my eyes at the remark. It must not be the vow a girl expected on her wedding day, but it was one nonetheless.

A nod made him smile. "I don't know why I can see Bang Zaweel's face at a glance, besides his handsomeness level exceeds the former, he also has better insight and personality." Lidya's assumption is not wrong, because Zaweel has already taken his master's degree in law, which makes him a lawyer. Even in Jakarta, Zaweel is known as a firm lawyer and has the best experience among his contemporaries. Haziya has not told her family at all about Zaweel's help, who offered to become a lawyer at the trial.

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“Who the fuck are you, her bodyguard? You a cop or something?” I keep my tone even, draining all the emotion out of it until I sound like I’m delivering a closing argument. “Associate at Harlan & Pierce. That makes me a lawyer. And,” I gesture slightly toward Megan, “so is she. We bill by the hour, and right now, you’re racking up a debt you can’t pay.”

I tapped his back and he shuddered his head snapping "Did I scare you?" I asked laughing "No, you just caught me off guard," he said "Lies, you were scared. Admit it" "I wasn't" "So Mr lawyer don't you have any clients to meet today," I asked raising my eyebrows "I just finished meeting one before I came here" "What's your specialty?" "Company law" "That's impressive" "What about you, what did you study?" "I studied Economics" "That's a nice one but you don't look like somebody that studied economics you look like those people that study fashion" I laughed

Sebastian said to the attorney, who is a junior advocate in his company. "NO, NO, WAY!" THE ATTORNEY YELLED OUT To be continued.

I ask, getting down from my car and approaching Maggi, my lawyer's intern who is probably out getting lunch. Julian Castillo as the name goes has proven once again that your family name does not make you and that you can be just as good as the name goes, He owns his own law firm in three cities and he has never lost a case in court before and neither has any lawyer in his firm. He's so good that if he were to defend a killer caught in the act, then definitely the killer will be set free.