1. Complain to the law firm: If a lawyer is an employee of the law firm, he can complain to the management of the law firm, including the management of the law firm and the Bar Association;
2. Complaint to the Bar Association: you can complain to the local bar association, which will investigate and handle the complaint and give advice;
3. Complaint to the judicial administrative organ: you can complain to the local judicial administrative organ, such as the Judicial Bureau and the People's Court, and ask them to investigate and handle it;
4. Bring a lawsuit: if a lawyer's improper agency behavior causes damage to his own interests, he can bring a lawsuit within the scope of law to safeguard his legitimate rights and interests.
A complaint lawyer needs to meet the following conditions:
1. The lawyer has violated laws, regulations or professional ethics;
2. The complainant has relevant evidence and facts that can prove the lawyer's mistake or illegal behavior;
3. The complainant is a party, client, interested party or victim of a lawyer.
To sum up, complaint lawyers should abide by laws, regulations and professional ethics, and must not make false complaints or maliciously slander others, otherwise they may bear legal responsibilities. At the same time, lawyers' professional ethics and work rights should be respected, and complaints should be made through appropriate ways and channels to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests.
Legal basis:
Article 29 of the Lawyers Law of People's Republic of China (PRC)
Lawyers, as legal advisers, should provide advice to clients on relevant legal issues, draft and review legal documents, participate in litigation, mediation or arbitration activities as agents, handle other entrusted legal affairs and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of clients.
Article 30
If a lawyer acts as an agent for litigation legal affairs or an agent for non-litigation legal affairs, he shall safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the client within the scope of authorization.
Article 38
Lawyers should keep state secrets and business secrets they know in their practice activities, and may not disclose the privacy of the parties.
Lawyers should keep confidential the information and materials that their clients and others are unwilling to disclose in their practice activities. However, criminal facts and information that endanger national security, public safety and other serious personal and property safety of others are not included.