How to file a complaint against a lawyer1. A client may complain to the Justice Bureau or Lawyers Association where the practicing lawyer is located regarding any illegal, disciplinary or professional

How to file a complaint against a lawyer1. A client may complain to the Justice Bureau or Lawyers Association where the practicing lawyer is located regarding any illegal, disciplinary or professional ethics violations committed by a lawyer or law firm in their practice activities. . 2. When a party complains about a law firm or a lawyer, he or she should prepare a written complaint letter, attach copies of relevant evidence (such as agency contract, fee voucher, etc.), and submit it to the lawyer management department of the local Justice Bureau and the lawyer association (local Justice Bureau, lawyer Please refer to the appendix for the association’s address and telephone number) or make a complaint by letter or other means. complaint. 3. The complaint letter should include the following contents: 1. Name and contact information of the complainant; 2. Name and contact information of the person complained against; 3. Content of the complaint and the course of the incident; 4. Complaint request. 4. Local judicial bureaus and lawyers associations should carefully review cases in which people complain about lawyers or law firms; for complaints that meet the requirements, they should investigate and handle them in a timely manner, and try their best to inform the complainant of the handling of the complaint within one to two months after acceptance. situation; for complaints or reporting materials that do not meet the requirements, the situation should be distinguished and the complainant should be required to supplement the materials, or the parties should be informed of ways to resolve the dispute. 5. Complaints against lawyers should be based on objective facts, and those who fabricate facts, spread rumors, slander or make false accusations should bear corresponding legal liability. Legal basis "Lawyers Law" Article 28 Lawyers may engage in the following businesses: (1) Accept entrustment from natural persons, legal persons or other organizations to serve as legal advisors; (2) Accept entrustment in civil cases and administrative cases and serve as agents, Participate in litigation; (3) Accept the entrustment of criminal suspects and defendants (3) Accept the entrustment of criminal suspects, defendants in criminal cases or legal aid institutions in accordance with the law to serve as defenders, accept victims of private prosecution cases, public prosecution cases or their close relatives Entrust, act as an agent, and participate in litigation; (4) Accept entrustment to represent appeals in various litigation cases; (5) Accept entrustment to participate in mediation and arbitration activities; (6) Accept entrustment to provide non-litigation legal services; (7) Answer legal consultations , writing litigation documents and other documents related to legal affairs.