Chapter 27 — Medals Are Not For You

“Family responsibilities will not require the production of 217 such detailed professional reports.” The lawyer pushed the final file of documents over. "The club has received and used Ms. Kieu Tranh's professional services for a long time, and used the related results for athlete training and commercial promotion. The absence of a written labor contract does not affect the assessment of the authenticity of the service as well as the ownership of the results." The club's legal representative flipped through the documents for a long time. “The subject of her treatment is her husband.” “Husbands can also become their wives' patients.” “The two sides have never agreed on remuneration.” “Therefore, we do not request payment of the full market fee, but only request payment of actual costs for equipment, per diem, data services and external testing fees borne by the office.” The general manager looked at me. "Miss Kieu and Thua Da are the most important athletes of the club. If this matter goes to court, the media will definitely spin it into a divorce dispute over the couple's property." “That's why I'm sitting here today negotiating.” “The problem of naming in the documentary has been resolved for you.” “Registration does not address unauthorized downloading and use of material.” The film producer's lawyer spoke up: "The original material was provided by Mr. Luc Thua Da, we have reason to believe that he owns the rights to use it." My lawyer clicked on the file properties section. "Each document file carries the origination information and copyright logo of Kieu Tranh Sports Rehabilitation Department. After receiving the documents, you deleted the logo, changed the file name, and even in the interview script transferred the treatment experiences in the first person to another employee who was not involved in that period. It is difficult to explain this as bona fide use." Phuong Kha's face turned pale. She looked at the General Director. “At first it was just to make the story smoother.” The representative of the Professional Association retorted: "Is it so smooth that we need to replace the person performing the treatment?" The entire meeting room fell silent. The negotiations lasted until the third hour, and the club finally came up with a plan. Pay actual expenses for the office. Maintain full credit for me in the documentary. Stop using the treatment diary without permission; Image material must be authorized for a period of three years for specific segments, with no re-editing or collage allowed. The club must establish a written contract regime for concurrent professional positions of athletes' family members. The final category was because the Professional Association insisted on adding it. When the General Director signed, his pen paused for a moment. “Miss Kieu, will you still accept professional athletes in the future?” “Still will accept.” “After Cheng Ye recovers…” “I won't be in charge of him anymore.” "Can't you reconsider your decision to divorce?" I put the documents in a file bag. “Today we're just talking about work.” After the meeting ended, the person in charge of the professional association invited me to attend a sports rehabilitation seminar the following month. “We are planning to conduct a special topic on silent contributions in professional sports.” She said. “Your case is very typical, but because of personal relationships, we can use anonymous names.” “I will consider it.” "Even though her office has been out of business for several years now, her work has never been interrupted. The association has looked up her training records and previous treatment cases, and her continuing education credits are still maintained." She gave me an application form.