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A solicitor is a lawyer who has no "right of audience" in any higher criminal court apart from a magistrates court (or Sheriffs court in Scotland). Solicitors deal with legal advice, property conveyancing, oaths, contracts etc.. The other type of lawyer in the English legal sysytem is the Barrister who is very expensive and argues your case in a Crown Court and above.
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Is a barrister batter or a lawyer?
a barrister is a lawyer and so is a solicitor
Who is hired by an individual or appointed?
a lawyer or solicitor
Who is a lawyer who advises client in court?
A Solicitor
What do you call a lawyer in great Britain?
soliciter Answer: Solicitor
Lawyer is also known as solicitor?
Solicitor is a term used for a practicing attorney. It is uncommon in the USA, but is frequently used in Great Britain.
How do you say solicitor in French?
French lawyer translates into Avocat, huissier or notaire.
Who stands up in court and defends the accused?
Its Solicitor/attorney/lawyer.
Whats the right job if you like stealing things?
Lawyer or Solicitor Or Robber :)
What is the difference between a lawyer and a litigator?
A litigator is a type of lawyer who handles contested lawsuits or "litigation." Some lawyers handle transactions or write contracts or offer advice without appearing in court. Litigators appear in court.
Who is the lawyer who represents the federal government in legal matters?
The lawyer who represents the federal government in legal matters is called the Solicitor General.
What does an injury claim solicitor do?
An injury claim solicitor is another name for an injury lawyer. They are lawyers that provide legal representation to those who claim to have been injury.
Is a solicitor a stockbroker?
No, a solicitor and a stockbroker are two different professions. A solicitor is a legal professional who provides legal advice and handles legal matters, whereas a stockbroker is a financial professional who buys and sells stocks and other securities on behalf of clients.
