Chapter 927 Two Lawyers Are You Going to Send It?

Speaking of this, Matt turned his head to Fudge: "The purpose of this charitable donation is very clear, it is to the poor people in the Clinton area who suffered losses in the last bombing. Fudge, did you mention Erin to some people? What about the old lady Na?"

Fudge hurriedly shook his head and denied that he did not dare to claim such "great credit": "No, I really didn't do this, I don't know any rich people at all..."

Looking at Karen's suspicious eyes and Matt's dark lenses, he suddenly understood: "No, I know a lot of rich people, but none of them have a conscience like this, and I don't talk to them either. cooked."

Matt nodded.

He and Fudge had previously worked as interns at the top New York law firm Landman & Zucker, where they met many rich people.

But when the American super-giant Roxon Company filed a lawsuit with a sick worker in its company, the matter was handed over to the two of them, and they demanded a counterclaim against the sick worker who was waiting to die.

Matt and Fudge ultimately chose to leave.

In fact, once that case is won, they can stay at the Landman-Zuck law firm and become full-time attorneys.

It was a good thing that countless law students dreamed of, and the annual salary of one million was just around the corner, but they were finally abandoned by the two.

Therefore, in the face of the huge donation that seemed to fall from the sky, the mood of the two fluctuated a lot, but they did not mean to be ecstatic.

A lot of times, the pie hides either poison or a hook.

However, with their knowledge and legal common sense, they did not find any problems in the donation agreement.

First of all, this is doing a good deed, and they will not touch this donation.

Even if there is a problem with the source of the money donated afterwards, you can only go to the donors, not to these unrelated third parties with good intentions.

Second, the content of the agreement is very simple, there are absolutely no hidden traps, but there are a lot of loopholes to be drilled.

At the level of the two Columbia J.D.s, it's pretty certain that the money won't have follow-up risks.

But who would somehow donate so much money to their firm, and to these people in the Clinton district?

For a time, the three elders fell into silence.

In the end it was Karen who broke it: "We,

Shouldn't it be time to inform Elena that her house is now reconnected with water and electricity, and the rest is basically out of money. It will take a few days to apply for this money, right? "

Fudge and Matt just woke up from their thoughts.

Instead of worrying about the 600,000 yuan to the firm, they might as well help the victims of the bombing to apply for donations as soon as possible.

After all, the donations to the firm can not be used for the time being, but the bombing has left many poor families with broken windows and walls, leaking air and rain.

Thinking of this, Fudge took out a large stack of documents from his bag: "I have the information on those people here. I will call you later, and you will tell them to come and fill out the application form."

Karen: "No problem."

Matt: "I'll look at their profiles first and find the worst-case families in them, and I can put their applications first."

The three of them started working.

...

In the afternoon, Luke and Selena went home from get off work, drove past the office downstairs, and found that people kept coming in and out.

The good thing is that many people don't have cars here, so the traffic jams don't happen.

Luke probably understood what was going on, but Selena was curious: "What is this, Fudge and Matt are going to send? So many customers come to the door."

Luke nodded again and again: "This must be posted. Well, let's go up and see, maybe there are other things."

Selena shook her head: "I don't look like it. Although these people are a little anxious, most of them seem very happy. They are not those little gangsters. It's impossible to rob the office."

Luke stopped the car on the side of the road: "In that office, the most valuable thing in it is the clothes on Matt and Karen."

Selena pushed the door open and laughed: "Yes, Fudge's clothes...haha."

The two walked up to the third floor, and people kept going up and down the stairs. It felt like a big community gathering.

In the past, people who used to get together must be making a lot of noise, but now they are a lot more peaceful.

On the third floor, Luke and the two passed the stairs and wanted to go to the door of the office, but they were stopped by several people.

"Hey, don't jump in the queue."

"Those who cut the line will be put to the back."

"You're young, why don't you know how to line up?"

Luke wasn't angry either, and said with a smile, "We're not here to do business."

As a result, a bunch of people cast contemptuous glances, and a quick-talking black man has already spoken in a rap voice: "Well, someone has already said this before. Brother~ Your set of things won't work. Be good~ Go and line up at the back. "

Luke, Selena: ... You really should be a singer.

Luke stopped gossiping with these people, and just called Fudge.

Moments later, Karen emerged from the office in a thin blue-flowered shirt.

In New York this November, she was sweating on her forehead, and her cheeks were flushed with two big red bumps, as if she had just exercised vigorously.

She waved to Luke and signaled them to come over, and she explained to everyone in the queue: "No, they are not here to fill out the application form, their family is fine."

When everyone in the queue heard this, although they were a little reluctant, they still reluctantly gave way.

The person who made trouble here just now has been driven to the back to line up, and everyone doesn't want to repeat the same mistakes.

In fact, they just spend a lot of energy before and after queuing, and the order in which the application forms are actually submitted will still be based on their family's situation.

Of course Matt and Fudge wouldn't tell these people that.

It's better to let them have some scruples, otherwise these people can all squeeze into the office, so don't do anything.

It took Luke almost a minute to pass a short distance of more than 20 meters and enter Fudge and Matt's lawyer's office.

The two were busy, but each said hello to Luke, and Fudge said straight: "Sorry, I'm too busy today, what's the matter?"

Luke smiled and said, "It's okay. I just saw a lot of people gathered here downstairs. I'm afraid that something happened here, so I'll come and see."

Fudge: "Thank you so much, but it's nothing for the time being. We're dealing with a little business we just received."

Luke looked sideways at the long queue outside the office and nodded: "You guys don't look like a little business, this is the rhythm of making a fortune."

Both Fudge and Matt paused for a moment, then laughed wryly almost at the same time.

I want to say what Luke said, right, these people are here to ask for money, not to give it.

I want to say that Luke is wrong, the two of them did just make a lot of windfall, although the first month's $50,000 check has not been cashed.