Places frequented by lawyers

As a lawyer, you may work in many places, unlike government officials or company employees who basically stay in an office building.

The most common place for lawyers may be the court. Many litigation lawyers spend their entire lives in the court. They do not come to the court to do things for themselves, and they are often not invited by the court. They come to the court based on the interests of their clients. This is the so-called agency system in law. It’s also a strange feeling for lawyers to go to the court. It’s a place that’s familiar to them yet unfamiliar to them. They come here almost every day, but they don’t belong to the court or the system. They make a living by charging service fees for their legal knowledge. Lawyers and judges They may be college classmates. They sit in court every day, but there is an institutional line between them. Everyone has their own place and performs their duties. Sometimes lawyers come to the court not to practice law, but to participate in some symposiums and other activities, so that the lawyers can visit the interior of the court and gain a better understanding of the court, the most familiar place.

Other places that lawyers often go to actually depend on the type of lawyer’s business. For example, traditional criminal defense lawyers often go to detention centers run by the Public Security Bureau to meet, securities lawyers often go to securities regulatory departments and trading institutions, transportation Damage compensation lawyers such as accident and medical malpractice should go to appraisal departments and hospitals, government consultant lawyers should go to the government, and corporate consultant lawyers should go to the company. That's the right answer.

The above is where lawyers go according to their professional division of labor. There are actually so many places that lawyers can go and go. For example, there are also lawyers who are keen on publicity (either to promote themselves or to promote the spirit of the rule of law) who often go to TV stations and radio stations, lawyers who are keen on public welfare go to factories, mines and schools, and lawyers who are keen on legislation and participating in politics appear in the National People's Congress and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. These are also possible.

Lawyers are in temples, and they are also far away. They follow clients to the countryside and fields, and they also follow investors to negotiating tables abroad. Lawyers may stay in small hotels or stay in small hotels when traveling on business. Living in a five-star hotel, lawyers are entrusted by others to be loyal to their clients. No matter where they go, getting their clients' affairs done well is their top priority.

The work of lawyers is both legal work and social work. They study the law like legal experts and visit the front lines like sociologists. The court is where the hearing is held, and there are endless possibilities for investigation, evidence collection, and negotiation. Lawyers can go anywhere. Even lawyers may be working on the high-speed rail or on the plane. Lawyers work with their pens, their mouths, and their hearts. Work.