solicitors

Door-to-door salespeople

Solicitors is the plural of solicitor, a word with different meanings in British and American English.

In Britain, a solicitor is a lawyer who handles legal matters outside court—contracts, wills, property transactions—distinguished from barristers who argue cases before judges.

In American usage, a solicitor is someone who seeks business or donations: No solicitors allowed.

A solicitor general is a government's second-ranking legal officer.

legal-work

conveyancing

Legal property transfer process

wills · trusts · divorce · property · commercial · criminal · family · immigration · employment · negligence

legal-profession

barrister

UK courtroom advocate

notary · paralegal · clerk · partner · associate · trainee · advocate · counsel · litigator · practitioner

court-context

barrister

UK courtroom advocate

tribunal · hearing · pleadings · affidavit · deposition · testimony · witness · injunction · subpoena · summons

law-firm

partnership

Shared business arrangement

clients · caseload · billing · retainer · brief · fees · consultation · appointment · letterhead · referral

requesters

petitioner

One who formally requests

appellant · fundraiser · door-to-door · salesperson · hawker · peddler · tout · campaigner · collector · caller

Categories
Opposites
legal profession type (uk)

solicitorsbarristers

Lawyers who argue in court

advocates · counsel · trial lawyers · silks · litigators

commercial interaction role

solicitorscustomers

People who purchase goods

clients · prospects · buyers · respondents · targets

legal representation alignment

solicitorsadversaries

Those who oppose you

defendants · plaintiffs · prosecutors · the other side

Phrases
Family

solicitous, solicitor, solicitously, solicitousness

Familiarity
Top 200,000
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