THE MOTTO OF SICHUAN TRUSTA LAW FIRM
—— ALWAYS BE TRUE IN WORD AND RESOLUTE IN DEED

　　Trusta of Sichuan Trusta Law Firm comes from Trustworthy Advice May Not Be Pleasant To The Ear While High-Sounding Words May Not Necessarily Be True in Chapter 81 of Dao De Jing witten by Laozhi, extending its meaning to Honest, Trustworthy, embodying the firm-establishing thought: Taking Trustworthiness And Honesty As Foundation.
　　On this basis, Always Be True In Word And Resolute In Deed is defined as the Motto of Sichuan Trusta Law Firm at the initial stage, and also taken as the highest behavioral norm of every staff as well as every lawyer of the firm, and every one is demanded to carry out business around Trustworthiness and Deed. As a lawyer, Trustworthiness is the fundamental demand, is to Base On The Fact And Take Law As The Criterion, and is to establish The Doctrine Of Supremacy Of Law; and is not to misrepresent the law, not to distort the fact, and not to yield to power and influence. On this prerequisite, Trusta provides the clients with perfect legal services by abiding by one's word, strictly adhering to professional ethics. Deed means on the basis of non-breach of ethics and laws, providing excellent, efficient legal services with the aim to achieve the satisfactory results of maintaining clients' legal rights and interests.
　　Under the direction of this motto, for the past several years, every staff in Sichuan Trusta Law Firm has gradually formed the rigorous and realistic attitude of work, non-unfounded, non-boastful style of work. For its excellent legal services, Sichuan Trusta Law Firm has won trust and good reputation from society as well as the clients.

　　Rounding the origin of the name and the motto of the firm, Sichuan Trusta Law Firm elaborately made three elegant horizontal inscribed boards, as the carrier of the culture of the firm, strikingly hung against the wall in the firm, constantly reminding every staff as well as every lawyer.

Trustworthy Advice May Not Be Pleasant To The Ear While High-Sounding Words May Not Necessarily Be True

　　Trustworthy Advice May Not Be Pleasant To The Ear While High-Sounding Words May Not Necessarily Be True comes from Chapter 81 of Dao De Jing witten by Laozhi, the famous Philosopher in ancient China. The reason for taking Trustworthy Advice as the name of the firm is its meaning of honesty and trustworthiness: On one hand, this can create a glorious image by strictly adhering to the generally-accepted ethic norm; on the other hand, this can win the trust of the clients by treating people sincerely.

Be As Good As One's Trustworthy Advice

　　Be As Good As One's Trustworthy Advice comes from One Should Always Make Good What One Promises To One's Friend in The Analects Of Confucious, emphasizing the principle of conducting oneself in society. This principle is a character that a lawyer should have, and should be an inner moral need of a lawyer, penetrating into every aspect of lawyers'practice.

Always Be True In Word And Resolute In Deed

　　Always Be True In Word And Resolute In Deed, also coming from The Analects Of Confucious, is the further elaboration and sublimation of Be As Good As One's Trustworthy Advice and further stresses Resolute In Deed. That is to say a lawyer should achieve the satisfactory results of maintaining clients' legal rights and interests by discovering and grasping the facts, accurately applying the law, and diligently providing the clients with legal services.

　

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