National Lawyer Consultation Day, Zhiming is right by your side!
On August 26, 1980, the 15th Session of the Standing Committee of the Fifth National People's Congress passed the first law on the lawyer system in New China—the "Interim Regulations on Lawyers of the People's Republic of China." In July 1986, the newly established All China Lawyers Association designated the date on which the "Interim Regulations on Lawyers of the People's Republic of China" was passed as the "National Lawyers Consultation Day."
National Lawyers Consultation Day has been established for many years, yet it remains largely unknown to the public; when mentioning National Lawyers Consultation Day, many citizens' first reaction is a blank look of confusion.
Lawyer Wang Tengfeng from Guangdong Zhiming Law Firm introduced that the "National Lawyers Consultation Day" is closely related to the general public. Throughout his many years of practice, especially in recent years, more and more citizens no longer solely associate legal consultation with litigation, but rather view it as a means to resolve difficulties. With the advancement of network technology, the channels for legal consultation have become increasingly diverse, and citizens can consult lawyers through various methods such as phone calls and the internet.
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Wang Tengfeng, lawyer, is the Chair of the Partners' Meeting at Guangdong Zhiming Law Firm, Vice President of the Shenzhen Lawyers Association, holds a Doctorate in Economic Law from China University of Political Science and Law, and is a senior lawyer recognized as an outstanding professional lawyer in Shenzhen. He pioneered litigation for literary and artistic rights protection and is the originator of the art-informed, strategic approach to legal practice in China. Since beginning practice in 1985, he has handled over 5,000 cases across 36 years, dedicating himself to refining litigation techniques and establishing the theoretical framework of "litigation for literary and artistic rights protection," which has earned recognition and recommendation from distinguished legal scholars in criminal, civil, and administrative law. He excels at breaking through traditional professional boundaries with strategic vision and creative thinking, comprehensively applying legal, emotional, and rational knowledge and methods, along with the art of strategy and wisdom in handling cases, to guide the resolution of major, complex, and difficult disputes. He often devises ingenious tactics to reverse unfavorable situations and has achieved remarkable results. His case management strategies and courtroom advocacy skills rank among the best nationwide in the legal profession (including the Sea Palace administrative dispute case, the Wanze Shares alleged bribery case, and the Harvest Magazine copyright infringement dispute case).
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Lawyer Wang stated that many citizens, when consulting with lawyers, often conceal certain issues, believing this to be a form of privacy protection. In reality, this practice carries risks. Any deviation in the problem can affect the lawyer's advice, hinder problem resolution, and even harm their own legal rights.
Finally, Lawyer Wang advised citizens that once they encounter legal difficulties, they should consult a lawyer for countermeasures and use legal weapons to protect their legitimate rights. At the same time, when presenting the case to the lawyer, they must be specific and accurate, without any concealment or distortion, so that the lawyer can provide solutions and help resolve the issue.
