Advocates are people whose profession is to provide legal services, both inside and outside the court. In society, a lawyer is often called a lawyer or legal consultant.
The duties of a lawyer / advocate, in principle, are to provide legal assistance, defend and protect the client’s legal rights and interests in accordance with the prevailing laws and regulations.
Legal services provided by advocates are in the form of providing legal advice, legal assistance, exercising power, representing, assisting, defending, and taking other legal actions for the client’s legal interests. Read more freedomlaw.ca.
Does your company need an Advocate and Legal Consultant? Need.
Nothing is beyond the law in this country, including business activities by companies and individuals. For example, cooperation agreements (contracts) with business partners, company establishment, licensing, trademarks, patents, copyrights, mergers, acquisitions, work agreements with employees, and so on. It is all regulated by law. This means that all these activities must be subject to and in accordance with applicable laws.
If it is not in accordance with the law, then be prepared for your company to face lawsuits or lawsuits from third parties (for example the public, employees, business partners or even the government).
And if a problem occurs, it will disrupt the company’s business activities, destroy the company’s reputation and good name, and other things that lead to the company’s economic loss.
Therefore, the urgency for your company to use an Advocate or Legal Consultant is as follows:
- Advocates Will Ensure Your Company’s Business Runs In Accordance with Applicable Laws
Remember, if a company runs a business in accordance with applicable legal rules, you can be sure that your business will run safely, smoothly, smoothly and avoid interference (law) from any party.
This is where the Advocate’s job is to adjust and ensure everything is in accordance with the applicable law.
For example checking and ensuring that all permits or establishment of the company are in accordance with applicable law, checking and ensuring that the company’s work agreement with employees is in accordance with the applicable law, checking and ensuring that deeds, trademarks, patents and company assets are valid, registered. and are not currently in trouble legally, and so on.
In other words , it is the duties of advocates and legal consultants who will examine, “dissect”, correct / adjust, and ensure all matters (related to the law) in the company so that they comply with applicable laws for the smooth running of the company’s business activities ( legal audit ).
- Preventing Disputes Or Legal Problems Later
If everything in the company is in accordance with the applicable law, it is unlikely or even can be said that there will be no legal problems arising at a later date. Because everything was anticipated from the start.
If a problem arises, then the company doesn’t have to bother thinking about it, just leave everything to your company’s advocates who take care of it, so that the company’s activities are not disturbed and you can still focus on looking for profits.
For example, in a business agreement with a third party, the Advocate has made the agreement as best and as detailed as possible, and all sanctions and legal consequences have been regulated so that there is no gap for any party to commit “cheating” in doing business. If a third party commits fraud or violates the agreement, your Advocate will immediately take available legal steps against the third party.
- Providing Legal Protection (Defense Both Inside and Outside the Court) And Taking Quick Action To Prevent Losses
No matter how good you are to run a business or business, there may be parties (can be business partners, employees / laborers, society, or the government) who feel aggrieved and ultimately file a lawsuit or lawsuit.
So if that happens then you don’t need to worry because there are lawyers who will provide legal protection and defend the client’s legal interests both inside and outside the court (such as assisting in court, prosecutor’s office, court, mediation, negotiation, arbitration and so on).
Or vice versa, if your company is the one who is suffering losses, then the advocate will take legal steps available for and on behalf of the Company, against a third party that causes your company to suffer losses.
