1) Sincerity:
Honesty is important, but in the case of a lawyer, it should be the most important policy for a professional lawyer. The most important quality that an advocate must possess is integrity, which should be expressed in his opinions, speech, and actions. In a fiduciary position, an advocate should be dependable and trustworthy to those who seek his services and advice.
Honesty in the workplace can improve one’s professional and personal image, as well as gain respect in society. A deceiving It would be misleading and therefore deceptive to make such a statement. At the moment, At the same time, even though they lie, a lawyer's claims would be true. Not saying the entire story about a case. The attorney-client relationship
For example, privilege can limit what a lawyer can say to third parties, and accuracy necessitates that the lawyer not deceive the client. At the same time, he protects the confidentiality of the people he works with Confidentiality law .Unethical client expectations for policy-based evidence
The traditional meaning of the advisor's position is to "speak truth to power." This means that, in addition to experience, clients want a certain degree of freedom and skepticism from their advisors. However, not all clients are as enlightened, and some try to recruit experts to build a justification for a previously selected approach, or, as one mentor for a fellowship group recently put it, "policy-based evidence, rather than policy-based evidence." Taking on such a job will create an ethical problem for the researcher or analyst and could also damage the longer-term reputation of the researcher or his/her organization. It is best to try to avoid such commissions or renegotiate the terms of reference.
2) Bravery:
Courage is a tool that is built by a strong understanding of the law and the advocate’s strength forwardness. An advocate’s performance can be attributed to his boldness, which he cultivates over time through his inner qualities. It is an advocate’s responsibility to seek to protect the interests of his or her clients in every way possible, without fear of negative repercussions for himself or others. Knowledge and ability give an attorney the strength and confidence to put his or her best foot forward in a situation that is in the client’s best interests.
3) Industry:
Industry thrives on strong adequacy. Only a committed advocate has a chance to succeed as a lawyer. Advocacy is the act of helping others. An advocate’s success in his career is decided by his industry. In the same way that an actor studies his part of acting before going on stage, an advocate must study it briefly and assimilate it .Industry connotes hard work, which is important for an advocate. An advocate’s legal knowledge should be new and not unaware of current law, and in order to obtain this knowledge, an advocate must perform a systematic study to become acquainted with the most recent law. If they disobey the present constitution, the law will disobey them as well. That is why it is said that “law is a greedy mistress,” forcing us to keep up with the new changes and amendments.
4) Creativity
Skill is the lamp by which the Lawyer enlightens the presiding officer of the court in his favor in order to win his client’s case. To illuminate the darkness of advocacy, a lamp of wit is needed. Wit is described as a clever and humorous expression of ideas, as well as the spirit’s liveliness. It is derived from intellect, comprehension, and mental agility. An advocate’s workload is minimized and mental fatigue is eased when they have a sharp wit. People who think they know it all are more likely to stagnate because they undervalue the importance of acquiring knowledge.
5)Eloquence -used to describe a person’s ability to communicate effectively.
The true eloquence of an advocate is his or her eloquence of manner. Eloquence reflects both the physical and psychological aspects of activism. Eloquence is linked to oratory, which entails fluent oral speech and the deft use of language to persuade others by appealing to their emotions. The consistency of an advocate’s eloquence is vital to their success in their career, as fluent speaking impresses the bench and attracts observers. This is still a problem in the advocacy that they need more-effective tactics and that they need to better explain why their issues matter.
6)Determination:
An advocate must attain capable to make a final decision about his performance based on his expectations and intuitions. ‘Judgment is an intellectual power, the motivation that allows a man to put good sense into motion.’ An advocate must have the ability to make sound decisions in order to assess, consider, and shape an opinion on the subject matter. Here, judgment refers to a detailed review of the case and the creation of an informed opinion on it, as well as any possible implications. After assessing the clients’ problems, he should publicly notify them of the true legal situation. Decision making that is ineffective. People with big egos rarely seek help from others because they feel they are better than anyone else. They're more likely to make choices based on a small range of circumstances. This is an ongoing problem, and they must improve their ability to meet decision-makers.
7)Fellowship :
It is a feeling of advocacy fellowship in which an advocate invites his fellow activists to walk in the light of seven advocacy lamps. Fellowship is described as belonging to a friendly association or companionship. It’s important to note that, while advocates are adversary parties before the court, they are not rivals, and their feud should end as soon as they leave the courtroom. Advocates should keep the fellowship flame burning and support one another in the legal profession while clearly voicing their own thoughts and opinions. a product of friendship People who have been through the process before will be able to give you advice. Fellowship is a good match because it allows one to learn from other supporters in the field as well as fellow fellowship cohort members.
8) Tactical :
Tact is the eighth lamp that allows a lawyer to advance in his career. An advocate’s analytical quality is referred to as tact. An advocate takes on the “tact” human side of bringing things into motion as a result of his judgment of making a decision.
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