There is a common misconception that to become a good lawyer and have many clients, you just need to know the laws and judicial practice. But in fact, it is becoming more and more difficult for lawyers to attract and retain clients due to the huge competition, the “immateriality” of legal services, the legal nihilism of law enforcement officers and a significant part of the population, and the imperfection of legislation.The book is in the fourth, The significantly revised and supplemented edition not only gives an idea of the hidden and well-known aspects of advocacy, about ways to attract and retain clients, about the features of national legal proceedings and investigations, but in its new sections it also helps novice lawyers, professionals and readers far from jurisprudence to develop practical skills when drafting legal documents and handling the most common categories of cases.Editor's layout saved in PDF A4.