Senior lawyers in Liaoning usually refer to those who have been engaged in the industry for many years and have achieved some accomplishments in their professional direction. "Old lawyers" have 6, 8, and 10 years of practice experience. So, do you know the 7 characteristics of senior lawyers? Below, senior lawyers from Liaoning will explain!

1. A large number of social part-time jobs

Senior lawyers generally have a large number of social part-time jobs. They may serve as representatives in the People's Congress, members of the Political Consultative Conference, government advisors, legislative consultants, part-time professors or associate professors at universities, members of private think tanks, or heads of bar associations or specialized committees, always having a suitable candidate.

2. A large number of successful cases

Strictly speaking, a lawyer without successful cases is not a senior lawyer, even if they have been in the industry for many years; they can only be considered "old lawyers."

Take criminal defense lawyers as an example. A lawyer who has been in the industry for 10 years cannot present classic cases of non-prosecution, withdrawal of prosecution, exemption from criminal punishment, acquittal, sentence reduction, or changing a conviction to a 10-year sentence.

3. Industry influence

Senior lawyers should have influence in the industry and should be recognized by their peers. This influence can be local or national. Nationally renowned lawyers need to handle successful cases across the country (for example, in more than a dozen provinces), while province-renowned lawyers need to handle successful cases within their own scope (for example, in more than 19 cities), and local renowned lawyers need nearly 3 years to achieve this. Through more than a dozen successful cases, such lawyers can easily gain recognition in the industry.

4. No work on weekends

Some say lawyers never work overtime because they never leave work. In fact, this is all about discussing the dilemmas faced by lawyers. Senior lawyers survive in the "pressure era." Of course, they can work hard without needing to work overtime. They can increase their value by "extending working hours and increasing labor intensity."

5. Have personal hobbies

Senior lawyers should not only have personal time but also personal hobbies. These personal hobbies should be things you enjoy, not things you feel you must like to please others. Just like many boys enjoy playing guitar in college, not because they like the guitar, but because a certain girl likes the guitar, this is not a personal hobby.

6. Have a private social circle

Senior lawyers should have their own private circle, "talking and laughing with great ancestors, but no commoners." In fact, there is a group of friends in the private circle of senior lawyers who believe that "three views are correct" and align with their own "three views." These friends may have different identities in work, even in "systems" or "secret units," but everyone can only use their "private identity" in private space. In this private circle, everyone can exchange ideas and share their hobbies.

7. Have their own business characteristics

Senior lawyers should have their own professional characteristics. Of course, these characteristics can be "similar in nature, different in practice," or "heroes of the world, those who see them are slightly similar."