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What does corporate legal affairs usually do?
The legal affairs department of the company is responsible for all legal affairs of the company. The specific affairs it is responsible for should have the following aspects:

1, which involves the review of contracts signed by the company with other parties;

2. Participate in the business negotiation between the company and other business units;

3. Be responsible for the legal training of company employees;

4. Draft the company's internal rules and regulations;

5. Deal with relevant legal disputes encountered by the company in the course of operation;

6. Agency companies participate in litigation.

Extended data:

Workflow:

1. Contract business: drafting/submitting/amending notice → communication between parties (contract purpose, contract background and requirements) → contract drafting/reviewing/amending (purpose, completeness, clarity, legality, risk degree, etc.). ) → Submit results-feedback (template/related problem handling).

2. Consulting business: consulting request → finding information (consulting object, event background, requirements of parties) → preparing reply (mode selection, content arrangement) → reply-feedback (forming suggestions/opinions).

3. Suggestions and opinions: independent observation/information collection/feedback → thinking (nature division, how to deal with it) → making suggestions/opinions (legal/management perspective)-feedback (institutionalization/transfer to other departments).

4. Dispute handling/litigation assistance business: departmental feedback/company instructions → collecting and sorting materials according to legal requirements/lawyers' work instructions → providing evidence material support/legal support → participating in specific processes → closing cases/dynamic report on dispute progress-feedback (normative measures suggestions/preventive opinions).

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