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Article 25 of the Lawyers Law stipulates that when a lawyer undertakes business, the law firm shall accept the entrustment, sign a written entrustment contract with the client, collect fees uniformly in accordance with national regulations and record them truthfully in the account.

When negotiating a commission, a standard lawyer will never fight a lawsuit, because the law and professional disciplines prohibit lawyers from making promises to the client regarding the outcome of the case. Violation of this point shows that the lawyer is a person who knows the law and breaks the law. If you leave it to such a person, it's hard to say what the outcome will be.

When signing an entrustment contract, whether the entrustment procedures are standardized, such as whether a litigation risk notification letter is signed for litigation cases, whether a copy of the entrustment contract and signed documents is given to you, and whether attorney fees are collected uniformly by the firm. Are there invoices for attorney fees?