During the few days they waited for the written judgment to arrive...
Thanks to Lin Quan's introductions, promotion, and enthusiastic recommendations...
And his telling some small and medium-sized game studios whose work Penguin had copied about the trial's outcome...
Quite a few small and medium-sized game studios claiming Tencent had copied their work came over to contact White Jun Law Firm.
Their purpose in making contact was naturally to denounce Penguin as well.
They hoped their own studios could also give little Penguin a couple of hard slaps!
And really vent their anger!
Over those few days...
Su Bai met face-to-face with the heads of no fewer than eight small and medium-sized game studios!
Among them...
No fewer than twenty people consulted him online.
Of course...
Learning about their cases was free.
But consultations about legal provisions and nonprofessional legal questions required payment.
He couldn't let people get his knowledge for free over cases he hadn't even secured yet, could he?
The fees weren't high.
On the second day after the judgment came out, Lin Quan transferred Nanyou Studio's legal fees into the firm's account to demonstrate his sincerity.
This one case upgraded the tea Su Bai drank by a small notch.
Three jin for 5,999 yuan, or two thousand per jin.
A single half-hour consultation cost 2,000 yuan, just about enough to buy a jin of tea.
Some of those twenty consultations lasted longer, bringing the total consultation fees to roughly sixty thousand yuan.
They had generated some revenue, all right.
For this, Su Bai even increased Li Xuezhen's monthly internship pay by two hundred yuan.
But...
For some reason, Li Xuezhen looked innocent as she asked, "Lawyer Su, do you have money now?"
Su Bai nodded and asked with a smile, "Yes! Our firm has money now. I'm