2. Protect the rights and interests of the parties as much as possible. The contract needs to weigh the interests of both parties. Lawyers can strive for the interests of the parties according to their wishes under the legal premise, and at the same time, they can avoid the contract being too harsh and the other party refusing to sign it.
3. Clarify the responsibilities of both parties, avoid the responsibilities of the parties as much as possible, and increase the terms that are beneficial to the parties. A contract not only has rights, but also obligations. If the parties fail to perform their obligations, they need to bear corresponding responsibilities, such as compensation for losses, maintenance, replacement, refund and return. On the premise of legality, lawyers will try their best to help the parties reduce their responsibilities in the contract and increase the favorable terms for the parties.
Legal basis: Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC).
Article 919 An entrustment contract is a contract in which the principal and the agent agree that the agent shall handle the principal's affairs.
Article 922 The agent shall handle the entrusted affairs in accordance with the instructions of the principal. If it is necessary to change the client's instructions, it shall be approved by the client; If it is difficult to get in touch with the client due to an emergency, the agent shall properly handle the entrusted affairs, but shall report the situation to the client in time afterwards.