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Chapter 680 - 680 667 The Aftermath of a Fallout

680: Chapter 667 The Aftermath of a Fallout 680: Chapter 667 The Aftermath of a Fallout Listening to the busy tone on the other end of the phone, Yue Feng furrowed his brow.

Yue Feng took a deep breath to adjust his mindset, turned around, and dialed Big Brother Liu Fengnian who was at home.

Yue Feng was not the kind of person who liked to hassle others when he was right.

Otherwise, he wouldn’t have given way when he found out that Zhou Quan’s side had a conflict with his own.

But then again, Yue Feng was not someone who let himself be bullied without even farting an objection.

Since Jiang Tianwang had said he didn’t care and would let things be as they may, then Yue Feng would protect his own rights in his own way.

Yue Feng briefly explained the situation over the phone, and Big Brother Liu on the other end fell into a momentary contemplation.

After a thoughtful ten seconds, Big Brother Liu asked, “Have you decided to make a big deal out of this?

If you go through with it, you will seriously offend Jiang Tianwang!

A veteran factory like Tianwang Fish Bait has quite an extensive network in the industry!”

Yue Feng nodded, “A compensation of five hundred thousand I feel is not excessive, but if the other party cannot accept it, then we’ll have to proceed with the formal process!

We have all the paperwork and patents, such a lawsuit is one hundred percent winnable!

If they want to play, we’ll play it tough!

As for what rank the other party is, or what network they have, it’s not within my consideration!

If you commit a crime, you have to take responsibility.

Besides, I have no relationship with him!”

“Alright, since you’ve decided, then we’ll do as you say!

I’ll call a friend to see how to secure evidence and find out the process to follow!

Wait for my call later!”

“Okay!”

“That’s all for now, goodbye!”

…

After hanging up the phone, Yue Feng still felt a lump of anger in his chest.

The momentum at the spring exhibition had been quite good, and he had been feeling rather happy, but now his good mood was gone.

About two hours later, Liu Fengnian called back and sent the detailed evidence collection procedure to Yue Feng’s WeChat.

He also provided Yue Feng with the phone number of a person in charge of the exhibition’s organizing committee.

Liu Fengnian said, “Let your employees handle the evidence collection.

The leader was contacted through a friend of mine.

Invite him out for a meal.

He should be able to help you obtain the documents needed for accountability.

All exhibitors have to sign a cooperation agreement, and there will be detailed records of various manufacturers’ information as well, which are useful for evidence in court.”

“Alright, I’ll get in touch!”

That same evening, Yue Feng called this person with the surname Ding to arrange a dinner appointment.

His friend had already given him a heads-up, and the other party was quite forthcoming, providing Yue Feng with a summary of the situation and the documentation he needed.

After preparing all the evidence needed for accountability, Liu Fengnian at home, directly reported it to the police and found a lawyer to file a lawsuit, officially starting the accountability process.

Although Yuefeng Fishing Tackle Company was new, it had paid a significant amount in taxes over the past six months.

With Big Brother Liu overseeing the company and having established good relationships with local government departments, a lawsuit in their own backyard required just a greeting from the leadership to significantly shorten the usually lengthy waiting time, and they soon entered the normal procedure.

During the three days of the exhibition, the Yuefeng Fishing Tackle team’s achievements could be described as glorious, signing thirteen major regional distributors, and over forty blank area agents, with a total contractual amount exceeding twenty million, vastly exceeding the expectations they had before attending.

Less than a week after returning from the exhibition, the court summons was delivered to the company responsible for the infringement as well as to the primary responsible person, Wang Xiaofei.

The handful of previously hopeful luggage company bosses were now taken aback; Yue Feng had actually sued them without further discussion!

The most unfortunate was Wang Xiaofei.

Shortly after returning home, he was cornered by the police officers.

Charged with patent theft and major fraud, he was promptly taken into custody and entered the judiciary process.

Upon hearing the news, Jiang Tianwang was also stunned.

He had originally thought that by letting the issue hang for a few days and then finding someone to mediate, everything might blow over.

But Yue Feng didn’t give the other party the chance, serving them with “whatever you want to do, I won’t accommodate you anymore!”

When Jiang Tianwang called again, Yue Feng directly rejected the call, and when he called again, he was met with the blacklist.

His sister came home crying and causing a scene, and Jiang Tianwang realized the seriousness of the situation.

He had Zhou Ziqing contact Yue Feng, expressing willingness to offer compensation and pleading for leniency.

Zhou Ziqing might well be one of the rare friends Yue Feng had online, having teamed up with him for competitions and occasionally interacting with each other during live streams.

But after all said and done, their relationship was not particularly close.

Upon hearing the message conveyed by Old Zhou, Yue Feng rejected it again, stating that the issue had already been publicized and he definitely would not withdraw the lawsuit.

Even if he did, he would only be giving up the civil compensation portion of the liability, which would not solve the real problem.

A problem that could have been amicably solved was completely messed up due to Jiang Tianwang’s careless show of seniority, leaving no room for reconciliation.

Tianwang Fish Bait Office.

Jiang Tianwang hung up another call.

Recently, he was busy dealing with his nephew’s affair, having contacted everyone he could, even shamelessly approaching Teacher Hua, yet there had been no progress,

With the worst-case scenario, his nephew could be imprisoned for fraud.

Such cases involving amounts over thirty thousand were considered major, and since he had defrauded four companies continuously, it had crossed the line into particularly serious circumstances.

The professional lawyer’s advice was a sentence of three to ten years of imprisonment and a fine.

A man in his twenties, not yet married—if he was imprisoned for three years, his life would be nearly ruined!

“Fuck!

Yue Feng, I’ll make you pay for this!” Unable to find a place to vent his frustration, Jiang Tianwang violently smashed his drinking glass onto the ground, shattering it into pieces.

…

While Yue Feng was busy with various shipments after the exhibition, Lei Zhenzi, who had been following up on the Fishing Tackle Industry Association, finally saw the process approved, officially entering the member recruitment phase.

Teacher Hua had helped contact quite a few big names in the circle so the conservative estimate was around twenty or thirty companies.

However, when he started contacting them according to previous intentions, a minor unexpected issue arose.

Quite a few of the company bosses who had previously agreed to join were now hesitating and had decided not to join for the time being!

An Industry Association is not something that can be established casually.

Aside from approvals from various levels of departments, it also requires a significant number of corporate representatives from sizable companies within the circle to join for subsequent processes to be deemed successful.

Just when everything seemed to be in place, the most reliable aspect faltered, and there were not enough people to proceed.

Upon receiving the news, Yue Feng called Teacher Hua to inquire, and that’s when he discovered the reason for the setback.

Well, well, the bosses who had retracted their promises all had close cooperative relationships with Jiang Tianwang, whose factory produced the brand for many people’s bait.

Any excuse was a facade; Jiang Tianwang was using the opportunity to strike back at him.