It did not have a significant negative impact. Each of them only brought a small stool and a poster; strictly speaking, they weren't even setting up stalls. Even if scolded by the relevant management units, it wouldn't amount to a fine. The most important thing was that this time the "clientele" were just too numerous; no one could resist the temptation.
On a typical day, the number of people entering and leaving the court didn't even reach twenty in total. Most were there to inquire about situations, not as plaintiffs or defendants. But now, nearly every person coming and going was a precise potential client, all urgently needing lawyers. The chance of securing representation was extremely high. One case could be worth thousands, nearly 10,000. The more cases they took, the more they earned. As legal professionals, they needed to take cases to make a living. Those lawyers who disdained "setting up a stall" were basically not far from changing professions.
「That afternoon.」
