WHAT DOES A LAWYER MEAN? What Does a Lawyer Do? What are their Duties and Responsibilities?

 

What Does Lawyer Mean?

Attorney before the court; It is the professional title given to the person who defends the rights of real or legal persons and guides in legal and legal affairs. The word lawyer is of Latin origin and means the person called to the court as a witness, the defender. The profession of attorneyship is carried out by people who have studied law, completed their legal internship and meet the conditions required by law.

 

What Does a Lawyer Do? What are their Duties and Responsibilities?

The legal profession, defined as 'public service and self-employment' in Law No. 1136, basically represents individuals who ensure that legal issues and disputes are resolved in accordance with the law. Professional obligations can be grouped under the following headings;

 

To carry out and conclude the proceedings regarding the follow-up of cases,

To express legal opinion on relevant legal issues, if requested,

To take legal measures to protect the interests of the institution and prevent disputes, to ensure that agreements and contracts are made in accordance with these principles,

Examining the contract and specification drafts, the disputes between the institution and third parties and submitting legal opinions,

To carry out works and transactions related to legal processes (decision correction, objection, appeal, etc.)