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Are lawyers scientics?
No, lawyers are not scientists. They are solicitors or attorneys.
What is the collective noun for solicitors?
An eloquence of lawyers
What are the similarities between lawyers and judges?
Most judges are, or have been, solicitors.
What is Solicitors?
Solicitor is an officer having charge of the legal business of a city, town, etc. In another sense, that is a category of lawyer used in the English system (not in America). There they have two types of lawyers called solicitors and barristers. The barristers are the lawyers who actually try the cases in court while the solicitors are the ones who have office and clients (like the American lawyers). The solicitors usually engage the barristers to try the cases. There are lawyers in the US whose specilty is trying cases, an they will enter into agreements with other lawyers to actually try the cases. Sometimes they are referred to as barristers as well, but it is not a specific category in the US system.
Are lawyers and barristers the same?
solicitors and barristers are both lawyers The word "barrister" is mostly used in Great Britain, as where "attorney or lawyer "is used in North America.
What has the author Froma Grimes written?
Froma Grimes has written: 'Accounting for solicitors' -- subject(s): Accounting, Lawyers
Define the functional area of Solicitors?
Solicitors are lawyers who usually deal with various types of claims including personal injury, financial, etc or with any legal matter including conducting proceedings in courts.
What has the author Colin Shuttleworth written?
Colin Shuttleworth has written: 'Check-lists for solicitors' -- subject(s): Handbooks, manuals, Lawyers
What is the name of a person who collects money on the street for charity?
In the US, they are called "solicitors" (which can mean lawyers in the UK and Canada).The urban slang term for paid or phony solicitors is "chuggers."The related term for a person begging for money is a panhandler.
What does a solicitor mean?
Solicitor is an officer having charge of the legal business of a city, town, etc. In another sense, that is a category of lawyer used in the English system (not in America). There they have two types of lawyers called solicitors and barristers. The barristers are the lawyers who actually try the cases in court while the solicitors are the ones who have office and clients (like the American lawyers). The solicitors usually engage the barristers to try the cases. There are lawyers in the US whose specilty is trying cases, an they will enter into agreements with other lawyers to actually try the cases. Sometimes they are referred to as barristers as well, but it is not a specific category in the US system.
What has the author Charles Gamble written?
Charles Gamble has written: 'Solicitors in Ireland' -- subject(s): Incorporated Law Society of Ireland, Lawyers
What has the author Augustine Fitzgerald Baker written?
Augustine Fitzgerald Baker has written: 'Solicitors' cost and fees in the superior courts in Ireland' -- subject(s): Costs (Law), Law, Lawyers, Fees 'Solicitors' costs and fees in the superior courts in Ireland'
