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After some hard work and preparation, Liu Yuan finally successfully passed the interview and became a formal intern lawyer at Zejia Law Firm.

Zejia Law Firm is a relatively small law firm that was established not long ago and therefore has little reputation in the industry. Although it is called a partnership law firm, in fact, in addition to the director, there are only two partner lawyers, and they work as legal lawyers in the enterprise. The income of the two nominal partner lawyers comes from the salary paid by the enterprise.

The director of the law firm is surnamed Wu, given name Liang Xin. He is not very old, probably around 37 or 38 years old, but from the outside, he looks respectable, dressed in a suit and looks like a successful man.

But in fact, his ability was not that good. Of course, Liu Yuan learned about this later. It was said that he spent more than 100,000 yuan to buy off his interpersonal relationships and pass the examination to obtain his lawyer qualification certificate.

As a result, he often made low-level mistakes when handling cases, and was even unable to figure out the legal relationships, resulting in the cases he represented being frequently dismissed by the courts.

Once, Liu Yuan was sorting files in the law firm by chance and found many judgments in which the courts dismissed lawsuits. Without exception, the agent signed by them was lawyer Wu Liangxin.

Not only that, Director Wu also obtained his driver's license through abnormal means. Although he owns a car, he dares not drive on the road because of his inner fear.

It is said that he had been in a serious traffic accident while driving, which made him deeply afraid of driving. Since then, he has suffered from driving phobia and can no longer drive normally.

According to reliable sources, once Lawyer Wu gets in the car, holds the steering wheel, and steps onto the road, when he sees people and vehicles coming and going, he will panic, his hands and feet will become extremely stiff, and he will be at a loss.

He has a very weak sense of the road and poor ability to judge directions. What's worse, many traffic markings and signs are as difficult to understand as incomprehensible to him. This makes him always feel anxious when driving and unable to accurately judge the road conditions and make the right decisions.

Therefore, although he has a car, he no longer drives himself. If there is no driver, he would rather choose other means of transportation.

So, when he learned that Liu Yuan had obtained a driver's license in the army and could drive various types of vehicles, he chose Liu Yuan as his driver, trainee lawyer and part-time assistant without hesitation.

Liu Yuan held several positions without any remuneration, including trainee lawyer, assistant to the director and driver. Although the trainee lawyer employment contract clearly stipulated a monthly salary of 1,000 yuan, he actually never received the money and could only use the retirement money as his living expenses for the year as a trainee lawyer.

According to Lawyer Wu, the director of the law firm, there are many law firms in the market that currently hire trainee lawyers, but these trainee lawyers not only do not receive salary and benefits, they even need to pay internship fees to the law firm. It was very kind of him not to charge Liu Yuan any internship fees, and as for salary, social security and other benefits, let alone mention it.

The cost of registering as an intern lawyer ranges from several thousand yuan to tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of yuan, which is undoubtedly a heavy burden for freshly graduated students. Even for those who choose to become lawyers after working, it is still a considerable expense.

The reason these law firms do this is because they believe that they provide internship opportunities and can charge a certain amount of internship fees. However, this practice has brought tremendous pressure and unfair treatment to trainee lawyers.