Legal liability and compensation

Author: Yan Junxing
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Publish Date: 1999-01-01
Features: With the further deepening of China's economic system reform, the enhancement of public legal awareness, and the broader fields in which lawyers, as social legal workers, are involved, as well as the increasing demands of clients for service quality, the promulgation of the "Law of Lawyers" has clarified the rights and obligations between lawyers, law firms, and clients. To ensure that China's legal profession moves toward standardization, it is necessary to determine under what circumstances a practicing lawyer bears civil liability, administrative liability, or criminal liability, as well as the principles, methods, and procedures for such liabilities. In the absence of clear rules, this book explores these theoretical aspects. Additionally, in some provinces and regions of China, the legal profession has developed rapidly, forming some positive experiences. The author, with long-term research in the field of legal practice and based on extensive handwritten materials, applies knowledge from civil theory, criminal law, administrative law, and arbitration to provide insightful discussions on the potential administrative, civil, and criminal liabilities that lawyers may face in cases of tort liability. The book has a certain theoretical depth and, in a sense, can also guide practical applications.