[2] A fine sword is honed from grinding, and plum blossoms bloom from bitter cold. No matter how tough a case is, the real trouble is not finding a good lawyer. Once, other lawyers were at a loss; today, Zhiming lawyers turn the tide!

 
 

[3] Looking back to last year, amid the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic, medical products like masks were in short supply. To boost mask production, Changsheng Pharmaceutical Company purchased two mask production machines from Geili Machinery Company. However, a dispute arose over the contract terms and the actual delivered machines, with both sides holding their ground. Changsheng Pharmaceutical took the case to court.
 
[4] This case is deemed difficult and major for two reasons: first, the facts are complex with interwoven timelines; second, the amount involved is as high as one million yuan, significant for both parties. Thus, from the start of litigation, neither side was willing to budge. Unfortunately, during the first trial, Geili Machinery Company underestimated the case and failed to hire a lawyer skilled in handling tough cases, instead retaining an ordinary attorney, which directly led to their complete defeat.
 
[5] After losing the case, Geili Machinery Company dared not be careless again. After extensive inquiries, they learned that the Wang Tengfeng lawyer team from Guangdong Zhiming Law Firm had years of experience specializing in difficult cases. They quickly came to consult. Lawyer Wang carefully reviewed the first-trial evidence and judgment and discovered that the previous lawyer had overlooked a crucial fact—"This will be a key factor in turning the tide!" Lawyer Wang pointed out the key point, and then Lawyer Zhang Qingping promptly devised a litigation strategy. Indeed, this crucial fact became our strongest leverage in court, forcing the opposing side, aware of their weak position and under psychological pressure, to voluntarily concede and agree to mediation.
 
The stark contrast between the first-instance and second-instance outcomes of this case perfectly illustrates the vast difference between ordinary litigation and artistic litigation. Especially in such difficult and complex cases, and particularly in the unfavorable scenario where the first instance has already been lost, the positive mindset and enterprising spirit in artistic litigation are especially important. Without discouragement or admitting defeat, one must think, ponder, and seek opportunities to find a glimmer of hope. Zhiming lawyers are more meticulous than others in studying cases, more professional in applying the law, and more dedicated in their professional attitude. Nothing in the world is difficult for one who sets their mind to it!