What's more, the lawyer's fee is entrusted once, and you need to entrust it again for retrial. You can choose a new lawyer, but it is usually not because of the lawyer's professional quality and unfamiliar business. It is not recommended to change lawyers, because the lawyers in the original case are familiar with the case and fully understand the focus of the dispute, which will help them to grasp the trend of the case in the second instance, and also help them to investigate and supplement cross-examination and evidence against the focus of the first instance case, thus helping to win the case or maximize their interests. If the original lawyer's professional quality is not high, or the opponent you have to face is strong, you can entrust it again, that is, invite two lawyers to defend together.
If the parties to a criminal case feel that they want to appeal after the verdict, they can directly entrust the original lawyer to appeal, and there is no need to hire a new lawyer. When you want to appeal to a lawyer after a criminal case is decided, but you don't know what to do, I suggest you consult the relevant lawyer.