On the afternoon of May 26, 2026, the 26th session of the business training of the Jingsh Law Firm (National) Trainee Lawyers Working Committee was successfully held. This training session was delivered by Jia Hongbin, a partner lawyer of Jingsh Law Firm and director of the Real Estate Transfer and Disposal Legal Affairs Department of Jingsh Law Firm. It was titled "Lawyer A's Litigation Practice Coaching Course" and systematically explained the professional beliefs, core registration systems, case filing and preservation skills, and court trial response strategies, bringing a professional course with both theoretical depth and practical value to the intern lawyers and young lawyers present. Li Yixian, equity partner of Jingsh Law Firm and director of the Trainee Lawyers Working Committee of Jingsh Law Firm (National), attended and presided over the event.
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Li Yixian
Equity partner of Jingsh Law Firm
Director of Jingsh Law Firm (National) Trainee Lawyers Working Committee
Li Yixian, equity partner of Jingsh Law Firm and director of the Intern Lawyers Working Committee of Jingsh Law Firm (National), introduced in his speech that lawyer Jia Hongbin has been deeply involved in the real estate field for many years. He is also a researcher at the Legal Application Center of China University of Political Science and Law and a commentator on the ongoing column of the rule of law of Beijing TV. He is not only a court lawyer with rich practical experience, but also a popular online course speaker among students. She pointed out that Jingsh Law Firm has been committed to building a multi-dimensional growth platform for young lawyers, and each period of practical training is a bridge that transforms the experience of seniors into the capabilities of juniors. She encouraged the intern lawyers present to cherish the opportunity to communicate face-to-face with senior lawyers, understand the logic of case handling from real cases, and achieve double advancement in professional precision and professional beliefs.
Jia Hongbin
Partner of Jingsh Law Firm
Director of the Real Estate Transfer and Disposal Legal Affairs Department of Jingsh Law Firm
During the training, Jia Hongbin, a partner lawyer at Jingsh Law Firm and director of the Real Estate Transfer and Disposal Legal Affairs Department of Jingsh Law Firm, started with the topic "Why do lawyers defend "bad guys"?" which is related to the foundation of the lawyer profession, and explained the legitimacy of the defense system from the perspective of the evolution of human rights. Regarding the difference between "legal facts" and "objective facts," he used the example of "borrowing money to file a lawsuit but losing because of inability to provide evidence", emphasizing that court trials pursue legal facts that can be supported by evidence. Entering the core module of real estate litigation, lawyer Jia Hongbin systematically sorted out the four major registration systems that must be mastered in practice, allowing the students present to quickly establish the "underlying operating system" for handling real estate cases: the online signing system is an important means for the government to regulate housing sales. Completing the online signing locks out the possibility of selling one house and two; objection registration does not require guarantees and can be done as soon as the same day He calls it a "free litigation preservation artifact"; notice registration is the "right to expect property rights" in the Civil Code, which can build a priority protection wall for home buyers when a property is unfinished or mortgaged; transfer registration emphasizes the importance of obtaining house files and verifying the true intention to buy and sell. Many hidden "tricks" are revealed only through file adjustment.
In the litigation practice session, lawyer Jia Hongbin shared his practical experience in case filing, preservation, and indictment writing, and reminded everyone that when drafting litigation claims, you must prepare the contract basis, factual basis, and legal basis at the same time to avoid being passive during the court session. Regarding the summary of the focus of disputes before trial, he suggested that you should dare to make additions or corrections to the direction of the judge's summary; when faced with a surprise attack on evidence, you should promptly apply for submission of written cross-examination opinions after the trial to gain space for yourself to think. The entire training was interspersed with a large number of real cases, from checking out of a "haunted house" to priority rights in unfinished buildings, from marital property transfer disputes to judicial interpretations of super priority rights. He imparted all the practical "mantras" accumulated over the years to build a reusable real estate litigation methodology for trainee lawyers.
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During the interactive communication session, on-site intern lawyers actively asked questions and had in-depth discussions with lawyer Jia Hongbin on issues such as the judge’s refusal to accept the case on the grounds of inappropriate grounds during the case filing stage, who should prepay the property appraisal fee, and the applicable conditions for super priority in enforcement objections. Lawyer Jia Hongbin answered questions one by one based on the many typical cases he has handled, and the atmosphere was lively.
This training not only accurately dismantles the underlying system, but also provides a vivid review of the court game. The intern lawyers participating in the meeting said that through this class they not only systematically mastered the core skills of real estate litigation, but also gained a clearer understanding of the role of lawyers in a society governed by the rule of law. In the future, the Jingsh Law Firm (National) Trainee Lawyers Working Committee will continue to carry out a series of practical trainings to help young lawyers grow steadily on their professional path.