In practice, some lawyers, after accepting a commission, are busy following procedures, solving problems according to conventions, only looking at outline materials, rather than carefully studying each type of material, not diligently collecting relevant evidence, staying on the surface of the issues, and not willing to put in the effort to delve deeper. Although this may not lead to mistakes, they may not be regarded as good lawyers, but rather as "assembly line lawyers." So what constitutes a good lawyer? Chaoyang Legal Consulting believes that from the perspective of relevant personnel, this question may be more subjective, and evaluating it from a third-party perspective may be fairer. Let's discuss it from the perspective of a third party or a neutral party. Chaoyang Legal Consulting believes that the following three conditions should be met:

1. It should have a high level of business knowledge and experience, not only being proficient in written laws, regulations, and industry norms but also having rich experience in handling certain unwritten customary practices, rules, and preventive measures. Therefore, we can not only accurately grasp the client's issues, understand the client's core needs, direct and ultimate goals, but also propose practical solutions. This plan should not only avoid mistakes but also consider some relevant factors, having high feasibility, efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and good legal and social benefits.

2. It should have a high sense of responsibility, not only staying at the level of providing quality service to clients but also striving to have empathy, meaning that lawyers should feel that what they are doing is their own business, and they must do their best to solve problems. They should make every effort to achieve this goal. Therefore, we should not only sincerely address certain requests and issues of clients but also stand in the position of relevant personnel, foresee possible difficulties, efforts that can be made, potential outcomes, etc. It is essential to think ahead, to reach the conclusions that clients expect lawyers to have thought of, and to consider what clients have not thought of, ensuring that all preparatory work has been done for the clients.

3. Achieve the final outcome, striving for perfection. If the final result is failure, it is also caused by various other conditions and limitations, which cannot be changed by human effort, achieving the effect of "if it is not my doing, it is truly the will of heaven."

Lawyers' personal experiences have recognized that if a lawyer genuinely considers the client, whether their opinions are correct and feasible, and whether they strive to realize these opinions, the client will become aware of this. Therefore, in general, if you genuinely try to achieve the ultimate goal but still fail, that is the will of God, and the client will ultimately have a positive evaluation of the lawyer.