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The difference between non-litigation lawyer and litigation lawyer
The difference between a non-litigation lawyer and a litigation lawyer lies in:

1, with different business directions;

2. The main battlefield is different;

3. Different professional requirements. Non-litigation lawyer, whose main business is company compliance review, ownership structure, company merger and division, merger and reorganization, listing, legal opinions, contract negotiation, etc. , is more commercial. Litigation lawyer's business is complex, mainly divided into four categories: civil, commercial, administrative and criminal. Their business fields span a large span and are highly differentiated, and it is difficult to integrate with each other. The main battlefield of litigation lawyers is the court, and their opponents include not only lawyers, but also judges and parties. The choice of litigation ideas and strategies has a far-reaching impact on the outcome of litigation, and the main result is the court's judgment or mediation. Non-litigation lawyers basically do not appear in court. Their main battlefields are in offices and conference rooms. They attend various meetings, discuss and study, consult various materials and revise various documents. The results of their work are all kinds of copywriting and legal opinions and agreements. Litigation lawyers, whose legal relationship is relatively simple, the opinions of the parties in litigation are contradictory, and their improvisation and evidence analysis skills are high, require extremely high professional level, theoretical basis, oral expression ability and on-site response ability. Non-litigious lawyer, with complicated and huge work content, obvious procedural and modularity, high writing ability and relatively low theoretical level. Lawyers usually work as a team, perform their duties, work in an assembly line, and have obvious characteristics of teamwork.

Article 5 of the Lawyers Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) shall meet the following conditions when applying for practicing as a lawyer:

(a) support the constitution of People's Republic of China (PRC);

(2) Obtaining the legal professional qualification through the national unified legal professional qualification examination;

(3) Having worked as an intern in a law firm for one year;

(4) Good conduct. The national unified judicial examination certificate and lawyer qualification certificate obtained before the implementation of the national unified legal professional qualification examination have the same effect as the national unified legal professional qualification certificate.

What are the work contents of non-litigation lawyers?

The work of a non-litigation lawyer includes:

1, providing legal advice. That is, to receive consultation and provide professional legal advice on matters encountered in production and operation and citizens' daily life;

2. Drafting and amending relevant legal documents. In production, operation and daily life, contracts, statements, wills and other legal documents drafted, reviewed and revised by lawyers are undoubtedly more standardized and scientific, which can avoid many loopholes and risks;

3. Legal review of daily affairs;

4. Participate in business negotiation. Lawyers who are not engaged in litigation participate in major negotiations with clients, which can immediately find the existing legal risks and provide corresponding solutions, and because of the participation of lawyers, this negotiation is more standardized and scientific;

5. Staff legal training. Lawyers who do not engage in litigation can help enterprises to provide legal training to employees through special lectures and seminars, and help solve problems in work and life, so as to improve the quality of employees and promote the development of enterprises;

6. Issue various statements, legal opinions and lawyers' letters. Try to defeat the enemy without fighting, solve disputes at the lowest cost and safeguard the rights and interests of the parties;

7. Participate in the decision-making on major issues of companies and individuals;

8. Other value-added services.