barristers'

British trial attorneys'

Barristers' is the possessive form of the plural barristers—lawyers who argue cases in court, particularly in British and Commonwealth legal systems.

The form indicates something belonging to or associated with multiple barristers: the barristers' chambers, the barristers' wigs and gowns.

professional

wigs

Artificial head coverings

  • gownsElegant full-length dresses
  • chambersEnclosed functional rooms
  • briefsSnug lower undergarments

advocacy · courtroom · counsel · solicitors · litigation · clerks · opinions · pleadings · fees · robes

attire

wigs

Artificial head coverings

  • horsehairStrands from manes, tails
  • gownsElegant full-length dresses
  • bandsMusical performing groups

collar · robes · dress · court · formal · regalia · ceremonial · silk · stuff · tabs

institutional

Temple

Named religious structure

dining · Hall · library · gardens · quarters · mess · traditions · ceremonies · readers · masters

Opposites
legal professional type

barristers'solicitors

Lawyers who advise clients

solicitor's · attorneys · clients · notaries · paralegals

courtroom role

barristers'judges

Legal proceeding overseers

magistrates · jurors · defendants · plaintiffs · witnesses

legal system tradition

barristers'attorneys

Licensed legal practitioners

lawyers · advocates · litigators

Family

barrister

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