1. Basic information of the case: You need to provide the lawyer with all the information of the case, including the identities of the two parties to the case, the detailed process of the dispute or incident caused by the case, the evidence of each party and the witnesses.
2. Know your rights: You need to inform the lawyer of the rights you think you should enjoy, so that the lawyer can protect your rights during the whole litigation process.
3. Your attitude and demands: You need to tell the lawyer your attitude and demands on this case, such as what kind of compensation or solution you want.
4. Evidence and witnesses: You need to tell the lawyer about the evidence and witnesses involved, so that the lawyer can effectively prove it in court.
5. Application of legal provisions and relevant judicial interpretations: You need to inform lawyers of the problems and reasons that you think are applicable to the law and help them formulate appropriate defense strategies.
These are just some basic instructions. How to inform the lawyer depends on the specific case. In order to better protect your interests and rights, your communication and cooperation with lawyers is particularly important. In addition to the matters mentioned above, there are other matters that need to be informed to lawyers before the trial, such as:
1. Latest progress of the case: If your case has undergone major changes in the course of litigation, for example, before the trial, the opposing party or the defense lawyer presented new evidence or proof, you need to inform the lawyer in time so that they can take corresponding measures.
2. Public hearing: If you want to limit the public hearing of the case or have other special requirements, such as not disclosing personal privacy information, you need to inform the lawyer before the hearing.
3. Property and rights and interests preservation: If you think that your rights and interests and property may face loss or damage, you need to inform your lawyer so that the lawyer can help you formulate a strong preservation plan.
4. Litigation costs: In some high-cost litigation cases, lawyers need to be informed of the additional costs that may be involved in the case, such as attorney fees, appraisal fees, investigation fees, etc.
To sum up, it should be noted that communication with lawyers is one of the important means to safeguard their rights and interests. You should tell your lawyer all the relevant information of the case comprehensively and truly, so that the lawyer can formulate a more comprehensive and effective defense strategy for you.
Legal basis:
Article 6 of the Lawyers Law of People's Republic of China (PRC)
To apply for practicing as a lawyer, an application shall be submitted to the judicial administrative department of the people's government of a city divided into districts or a municipality directly under the Central Government, and the following materials shall be submitted:
(a) the national unified legal professional qualification certificate;
(two) the materials issued by the lawyers association that the applicant has passed the internship assessment;
(3) the identity certificate of the applicant;
(4) A certificate issued by a law firm agreeing to accept the applicant.
To apply for a part-time lawyer's practice, it shall also submit a certificate that the unit where it works agrees that the applicant is engaged in a part-time lawyer's profession.
The department accepting the application shall conduct a review within 20 days from the date of acceptance, and submit the review opinions and all application materials to the judicial administrative department of the people's government of the province, autonomous region or municipality directly under the Central Government. The judicial administrative departments of the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall, within 10 days from the date of receiving the submitted materials, conduct an examination and make a decision on whether to approve the practice. If the practice is approved, the lawyer's practice certificate shall be issued to the applicant; If it is not allowed to practice, it shall explain the reasons in writing to the applicant.
Article 7
In any of the following circumstances, the applicant shall not be issued a lawyer's practice certificate:
(1) Having no or limited capacity for civil conduct;
(2) Having been subjected to criminal punishment, except for negligent crimes;
(3) Being expelled from public office or having his lawyer's or notary's practice certificate revoked.
Article 8
A person with a bachelor's degree or above in an institution of higher learning, who has been engaged in professional work in the field of shortage of legal service personnel for fifteen years, has a senior professional title or equivalent professional level and has corresponding professional legal knowledge, applies for full-time lawyer practice, and is allowed to practice after passing the examination by the judicial administrative department of the State Council. Specific measures shall be formulated by the State Council.
Article 9
Under any of the following circumstances, the judicial administrative department of the people's government of a province, autonomous region or municipality directly under the Central Government shall revoke the decision to grant practice and cancel the lawyer's practice certificate of the person who has been granted practice:
(a) the applicant obtains the lawyer's practice certificate by fraud, bribery or other improper means;
(2) granting practice to applicants who do not meet the requirements prescribed in this Law.
Article 10
Lawyers can only practice in one law firm. A lawyer who changes his practice institution shall apply for a new lawyer's practice certificate.
Lawyers' practice is not restricted by region.
Article 11
Civil servants may not concurrently serve as practicing lawyers.
Lawyers who are members of the Standing Committees of people's congresses at all levels shall not engage in litigation agency or defense business during their term of office.
Article 12
Personnel engaged in legal education and research in institutions of higher learning and scientific research who meet the requirements specified in Article 5 of this Law may apply for part-time lawyer practice with the consent of their units and in accordance with the procedures specified in Article 6 of this Law.
Article 13
A person who has not obtained a lawyer's practice certificate may not engage in legal services in the name of a lawyer; Unless otherwise provided by law, they shall not engage in litigation agency or defense business.