In any litigation, there are many factors that affect the outcome of the case. These include: litigation strategy, evidence collection, the attitude of the trial committee, the judge's tendency, the professional level of lawyers, national policies, etc. Small changes in any aspect of the process will almost always have a direct impact on the outcome of the lawsuit.
It can be said that only when the time, place and people are favorable can a lawsuit be won. Therefore, there are not many factors that lawyers can manipulate. Lawyers can only try their best to do their job well, and then try their best to help the client collect evidence and formulate strategies.
Relevant laws and regulations "The Lawyers Law of the People's Republic of China" stipulates that lawyers may engage in the following businesses: (1) Accept the entrustment of natural persons, legal persons or other organizations to serve as legal advisors ;
(2) Accept the entrustment of parties in civil cases and administrative cases, and serve as agents to participate in litigation;
(3) Accept the entrustment of criminal suspects or defendants in criminal cases or legal Assistance agencies are assigned in accordance with the law to serve as defenders; accept entrustments from private prosecutors in private prosecution cases, victims in public prosecution cases, or their close relatives to act as agents and participate in litigation;
(4) Accept entrustments and act as agents in various litigations
(5) Accept entrustment and participate in mediation and arbitration activities;
(6) Accept entrustment and provide non-litigation legal services;
(7) Answer legal inquiries and write litigation documents and other documents related to legal matters.
Article 32 of the "Measures for the Administration of Lawyers' Practice": "When a lawyer undertakes business, he shall inform the client of the possible legal risks in handling the entrusted matters, and shall not expressly or implicitly make improper promises to the client regarding the results of the handling. ";
Article 16 of the "Rules of Professional Conduct for Lawyers": "A lawyer shall not make a promise to a client regarding the outcome of a specific case when making a certain judgment on a certain case based on facts and law. It should be made clear to the client that the judgment made is only a personal opinion";
Article 26 of the "Lawyers' Professional Ethics and Practice Discipline Standards" "Lawyers should follow the principle of good faith and objectively inform the client of the entrusted matters. Possible legal risks may arise, and you shall not deliberately make improper statements or false promises regarding possible risks."