Why are labor disputes so difficult to litigate?

Why it is difficult to litigate labor dispute cases requires a detailed analysis of the specific circumstances. Let’s analyze it below:

The reasons why lawyers are reluctant to litigate labor dispute cases are as follows:

1. Low fees , there are many things to do;

2. It is not easy to communicate with workers, and it is easy to make mistakes in operations;

3. After the lawsuit is lost, the lawyer cannot escape the blame.

The responsibilities of a lawyer include:

1. As a legal advisor, a lawyer should provide advisory opinions to clients on relevant legal issues as agreed, draft and review legal documents, and participate in litigation and litigation as an agent. Mediation or arbitration activities, handle other entrusted legal affairs, and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the client;

2. When a lawyer serves as an agent for litigation legal affairs or an agent for non-litigation legal affairs, he shall, according to the authority of the entrustment, safeguard The legitimate rights and interests of the client;

3. When a lawyer serves as a defender, he shall, based on the facts and the law, submit materials and opinions that prove that the criminal suspect or defendant is innocent or that the criminal liability is reduced or exempted, and safeguard the criminal suspect. , the defendant’s litigation rights and other legitimate rights and interests.

Lawyers’ obligations:

1. After accepting a commission, a lawyer shall not refuse defense or representation without justifiable reasons;

2. Lawyers should be conservative in their professional activities Known state secrets and commercial secrets shall not be disclosed to the privacy of the parties;

3. Lawyers shall not act as agents for the parties in the same case, and shall not represent legal matters that conflict with the interests of the parties themselves or their close relatives;

4. No agency fees and other fees may be collected privately;

5. No collusion with others to harm the interests of the principal;

6. No illegal meetings Judges, prosecutors and opposing parties.

Legal basis:

Article 38 of the Lawyers Law of the People's Republic of China and the State

Layers should keep things known during their professional activities State secrets and commercial secrets shall not be disclosed to the privacy of the parties concerned.

If a lawyer becomes aware of relevant circumstances and information about the client or others that are unwilling to be made public during his practice activities, he shall keep it confidential. However, the facts and information that the parties or other persons are preparing or are committing crimes that endanger national security, public security, or seriously endanger the personal safety of others are excluded.