1. counterpart in practice field
Legally speaking, the types and scope of cases handled by lawyers are unlimited. However, in view of the numerous existing laws, which are not regularly revised, and the great differences among different types of cases, it is impossible for any lawyer to cover everything. There are professions, and excellent lawyers choose their own practice fields, some choose criminal fields, some choose marriage fields, and so on.
2. Experienced lawyers are handling cases, not sitting and talking. The practical operation ability of lawyers is particularly critical. The formation of practical operation ability is a process of precipitation, which is the embodiment of continuous practical experience in handling cases. Practical experience is formed and enriched through accumulation and reflection. When it is enriched to a certain extent, it will form mature operating procedures, working standards and standard documents. 3. In-depth professional research
Lawyers in the same practice field often have different case handling effects, because there are differences in case handling. The root of the difference in handling cases lies in the difference in the professional research level of lawyers. Professional research here does not refer to academic research, but to systematically summarize and refine practical problems, especially professional skills, according to the forefront of criminal theory and judicial practice and combined with my long-term accumulated experience in handling cases.
Second, when is a good time to hire a lawyer? It's a taboo for military strategists. It's not good to hire a lawyer. Within the statute of limitations prescribed by law, the earlier you hire a lawyer, the better the case will be; On the contrary, your legitimate rights and interests may be unnecessarily damaged. I remind you that the earlier you hire a lawyer, you can also give the lawyer enough investigation and evidence collection, and be fully prepared to represent or defend in court.
3. Is the lawyer's fee borne by the losing party? Attorney fees are generally not borne by the losing party. The attorney's fee for the lawyer entrusted by him in litigation or non-litigation is usually paid by the client himself, but in some cases, such as the parties to the contract stipulate the subject of attorney's fee in the contract, it shall be borne according to the agreement.