Chapter 220:
The fact proved that Lynch was the kind of person who was true to his words. On the third day after Uncle Tom was arrested, Lynch visited him and informed him that he had hired a very capable lawyer to help the workers win their case.
This immediately elevated Lynch's image among the workers. Being Nail's son, he was considered one of their own. In their current state of fear and anxiety, Lynch's appearance undoubtedly gave them a sense of reliance.
"There has never been an easy victory; justice is not written with petals. We must resist and persevere..." Lynch's face was filled with determination. His voice was heavy, but within that weight, there was a courage and strength that could break through anything.
At this moment, Lynch was not alone; countless pioneers stood with him. The arrested workers felt something unprecedented—they were ready to fight the wicked factory owners to the end.
After comforting and encouraging a large group of detained workers, Lynch left under Adam's complex gaze.
Through negotiation, Adam was hired by Lynch for a monthly salary of 2,200 bucks to become the legal advisor for the Interstellar Trading Company. This was his first case in this role.
Before coming, he was well aware that Lynch's purpose in encouraging these people and sending him here to provide legal aid to the workers and represent them in the lawsuit was to drag the lawsuit out until the plaintiff went bankrupt.
As long as they could delay the case, the court and the bank wouldn't be able to auction off their houses to compensate the factory owner's losses. Meanwhile, the Interstellar Trading Company's case would be concluded sooner, giving them priority in handling the assets. The houses and assets would be auctioned off cheaply and flow into Lynch's hands through judicial auctions.
What awaited the plaintiff was only bankruptcy. His assets, factory, everything would become Lynch's, including the detained goods worth millions, which were now worthless—all Lynch's.