"Come to my office ..."
Joe Gleeman, who hadn't even eaten lunch, went straight back to his office, a thirty-nine dollar steak couldn't distract him from himself any more than all those papers in his hands.
Two minutes later, a middle-aged man, well-dressed and with a law license pinned to his chest, walked in.
Any student in the Judicial Program who could successfully graduate from the Academy and obtain a license to practice law could have such an "introductory" badge.
Although it was only an "introductory badge", even the top lawyers in the Federation wore it every day, it was a symbol of their identity and an alternative kind of nobility.
"Naff, come take a look at these documents!" Joe Gleeman had actually prepared copies of other documents in addition to the two pledge agreements that Lynch had taken the initiative to give him on his way out the door, which also made Joe Gleeman think highly of Lynch.
There is a saying that goes, "Opportunity is for everyone, but not everyone can seize it, and not everyone is willing to face it."
"Not everyone can seize it," most people understand that phrase, ninety-five percent of people are mediocre, and in their mediocre lives there are always those few times when they have a chance to change their destiny, they just can't see it and they can't seize it.
People understand the middle part but not the last half, sometimes you take the chance and think it's a life changer ... and of course it is.
That is, in the case that you have been prepared, the opportunity will be with you and your maximum ability according to wealth, status, prestige, in the hands of these people opportunity is like a gentle like water woman!
But if you are not ready, the opportunity is like a train head-on collision in your skull, the world there is no shortage of some people because of "seize the opportunity", and thus the story of the death of the family.
Opportunity can be a game changer, but not just for the good and not just for the bad.
Lynch was willing and able to create opportunities, the kind of people Joe Gleeman met, and in his position he was able to meet some of the local and neighboring celebrities he saw in Lynch.
Ambitious and willing to fight (like a hunter hiding in the dark, ready to strike at any time, anywhere), it's hard not to succeed, and that's why Joe Gleeman was willing to give Lynch a chance.
No one can ever be too good at having quality relationships; as long as you live in this society, you can't avoid them.
The guy he called "Naff" was one of the attorneys for the Gold Way Bank in Sabine. The bank had a large number of lawsuits with other people every year, and it was too extravagant to hire lawyers every time, so they directly cultivated their own group of lawyers to save money.
Naff looked over the documents in his hand very carefully, not missing a single symbol, and he also took a piece of paper to jot down some of his own opinions or the marking of a certain article.
After about half an hour, he breathed a sigh of relief, organized the documents in the order he had skimmed them, placed them on the table, and then looked over at Joe Gleeman.
"Is there a problem with these files?" Joe Gleeman pulled out two Solid Color (a tobacco product, a cigar), real Solid Color, and handed one to Naff, who thanked him and took it.
As he cut the opening, he replied, "There are no problems, this pledge agreement was formed by adding a few additional clauses to the loan agreement we are currently using."
"Two of them are very interesting, the first is that if the borrower is unable to pay back the money within a very short period of time from the date of the agreement, he not only has to forfeit the pledge, but he also has to pay back the principal and interest." An inexplicable grin appeared on his face, "This must be a new contract from the finance company out there, they never used this kind of stuff before!"
Naff had a sneer on his face, he looked down on those finance companies out there, the same person was Joe Gleeman.
In the past, when Mr. Fox handed out aid outside, he usually had the person write a note, if it was a resident on the street, they probably didn't even have to write a note, all that had changed because of Lynch's arrival.
Joe Gleeman nodded as Naff talked about the next clause, "I noticed a line in their rider ..." he said and pointed it out for Joe Gleeman to see, it read roughly "This agreement is signed uncoerced, voluntarily, in the presence of a third party witness, and it lists the name of the third party as well as the signatures of all three parties.
"It's a very flattering piece of content, from my personal perspective it's problematic, if a person needs money they will sign any agreement as long as they can get it."
Naff let go of the two pledge agreements and then picked up the other documents, "The other documents are all official documents and all have legal validity, however there are a couple of counter clauses in the rider that GET NOW Finance has entrusted to Dyson Asset Management for full authority over their assets ... "
He then pointed out these clauses and explained them briefly, but both men knew they were essentially worthless, and you couldn't expect these finance company people to go to court all day.
They also had only legal value, not enforcement, and maybe the men the finance companies kept were a little better than enforcement.
"I mean, it's legal for Dyson Asset Management to administer and dictate these agreements and their contents?" Joe Gleeman asked, his main concern, even though Naff had already explained it.
"Yes, sir, Dyson Asset Management was the legal owner of these 'assets' before the countermeasure provisions went into effect."
Joe Gleeman continued, "And that includes the mortgaging of those pledge agreements?"
Naff froze for a moment, he immediately realized why Joe Gleeman, the Credit Department Manager, was showing himself these documents, after about two or three seconds he nodded his head a little, "At least that's the law in this state, if you need the information from another state I can request legal assistance from the branch.
Joe Gleeman waved his hand and stood up and held out his hand, Naff followed suit and stood up and buttoned the opening of his shirt, "No thanks for taking the time to go through this stuff for me ..."
"It's what I'm supposed to do!" Naff saw Joe Gleeman's outstretched hand and immediately shook it, offering to take his leave.
After sending Naff away, Joe Gleeman closed the door to his room and looked at the documents on the table with a smile on his face.
According to Lynch, he had millions of dollars worth of pledged loan agreements, no, it should be countless loan agreements, and he had realized that if Lynch got the money, it would be the same as if the GET NOW finance company got the money.
What would a finance company do when it got the money, surely it would be to continue to help those citizens who were short of money, and it would become a snowball that would get bigger and bigger.
The bank side grouped the risk control, and by ending the power period before the counter clause of the pledge agreement came into effect, they would be able to avoid all the risks, and the risks would be borne by the two families themselves.
Dyson Asset Management as the intermediary, Get Now Finance as the "front company" and the banks, including Lynch himself, had very little risk.
Even the only real danger is Dyson Asset Management, in the finance company, with or without this agreement can not stop them to continue to collect debts, but the agreement will become the bad debt of the asset management company, and even they are able to evade taxes in this way, a lot of money to hide!
But all this has nothing to do with him, he stood in front of the window and thought for a while, then returned to his desk and picked up the phone, "What did the ... department say about the reward for the best performance this year?"