$30 Million Out of the Blue

$30 Million Out of the Blue

Zeng Xinyi's condition had improved, which put Wang Yi's mind considerably at ease.

Chris Barnes's condition hadn't improved, but thanks to the encouragement Wang Yi had given him during that game, he had stayed optimistic ever since.

Whenever he felt down, he would watch the Kings play.

Every time he saw his brother and Wang Yi fighting hard on the court, refusing to give up until the final second, he felt a surge of strength.

With his younger brother no longer so downcast, Barnes wasn't as gloomy either.

Some good news arrived that day.

Luo Xiang had won the lawsuit.

The case against Stephen A. Smith for slandering Wang Yi was actually much simpler than the previous case involving Pan Guoguo.

There was an overwhelming amount of evidence that Smith had slandered Wang Yi. You could find plenty of it with a quick online search.

It was an established fact.

So Smith's defense lawyer had to focus on nitpicking over the wording and playing word games.

And that was Luo Xiang's specialty.

Trying to play games with me in my own field? That was like showing off an axe in front of Guan Yu.

After several hearings, the other side's lawyer couldn't defeat Luo Xiang.

When the case finally went to trial, Wang Yi didn't even appear in court.

Luo Xiang handled the entire case on his behalf.

The other side's lawyer was utterly demolished by Luo Xiang.

They had originally been seeking $30 million in damages, but Luo Xiang seized on several mistakes made by the opposing lawyer and managed to get another $8 million in emotional distress damages.

In the end, they won a total of $38 million.

Even more astonishingly, while handling this case, Luo Xiang had also returned to