The difference between resident lawyer and full-time lawyer

Different meanings and different natures.

1, different meanings: Resident lawyers are the forms in which law firms or law firms send professional lawyers to entrusted enterprises or institutions to provide them with legal advice and services. A full-time lawyer refers to a practitioner who has passed the national judicial examination and obtained a practice certificate and specializes in legal services.

2. Different in nature: the relationship between the resident lawyer and the law firm is similar to the part-time relationship, and the personnel relationship is still in the law firm. Full-time lawyers work in law firms and provide professional legal services for clients.