solicitor's

Belonging to counsel

Solicitor's is the possessive form of solicitor—a lawyer, particularly in British usage.

It typically appears before nouns indicating something belonging to or associated with a solicitor: the solicitor's office, my solicitor's advice, the solicitor's fees.

In British English, the solicitor's alone can mean the solicitor's office: I have to stop by the solicitor's this afternoon.

legal-practice

office

Professional work location

  • clerkOffice record-keeper
  • chambersEnclosed functional rooms
  • feePayment for service

letter · brief · advice · firm · client · bill · correspondence · opinion · retainer · practice

possessive-professional

duties

Required tasks or charges

negligence · liability · privilege · lien · undertaking · authority · capacity · instructions · role · function

premises

office

Professional work location

desk · nameplate · brass plate · doorway · building · suite · address · signage · entrance · letterhead

Opposites
legal profession type (uk)

solicitor'sbarrister's

Belonging to court advocate

counsel's

professional vs. lay

solicitor'sclient's

Belonging to a patron

defendant's · claimant's

professional vs. lay status

solicitor'sclient's

Belonging to a patron

layman's · amateur's

Phrases
Family

solicitor, solicitors

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Timeless · Concrete · Rated G