Which is more effective, a lawyer's letter or a statement

Generally speaking, the lawyer's letter is more effective

The lawyer's statement is usually issued for an unspecified object. While the lawyer's letter of the object is usually specific (suspected of constituting an infringement of the legal person, organization or individual, or the breach of contractual agreement of the relative). One object is not specific, one object specific.   

The primary purpose of the lawyer's statement is to publicly clarify the facts, eliminate the adverse effects, and prevent solicitation. Secondary purpose is to potential infringers or are infringing the infringer to warn, play a warning role, but also can play a role in publicity and education. 

Compared to the lawyer's letter to be more strict and serious, its purpose is to show the rights of lawyers, the nature of the infringement or breach of contract, the consequences of legal responsibility for legal elaboration, so that the responsible person is clear about the legal consequences of their behavior should be borne.

Legal basis

"Chinese people's *** and the lawyer law" article 28 lawyers can engage in the following business: (a) accept the natural person, legal person or other organization entrusted to act as a legal adviser; (b) accept the civil case, the administrative case parties entrusted to act as an agent to participate in the litigation; (c) accept the criminal suspects, defendants, or accept legal aid institutions assigned by law. (c) accepting the entrustment of criminal suspects or defendants in criminal cases or the assignment of legal aid organizations in accordance with the law, acting as a defender, and accepting the entrustment of private prosecutors in private prosecution cases, victims in public prosecution cases or their close relatives, acting as an agent to participate in litigation; (d) accepting entrustment to act as a representative for various types of litigation cases; (e) accepting entrustment to take part in mediation and arbitration activities; (f) accepting entrustment to provide non-litigation legal services; (g) answering inquiries about the law, (viii) Answering legal inquiries, writing litigation documents and other documents related to legal affairs.