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What does a solicitor do? | University of Law

A solicitor’s day-to-day responsibilities can be varied and changes from case to case. Daily tasks can include giving legal advice to clients, translating client’s issues into legal terms, researching cases, writing legal documents, general preparing of cases, liaising with other legal professionals. What is an Associate solicitor?

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Solicitor's duties to clients | The Law Society of NSW

In our legal system, the solicitor/client relationship has long been recognised as a fiduciary relationship. The term ‘fiduciary’ means trust, so in a fiduciary relationship one person (the client) places his or her confidence, good faith, reliance and trust in another (the solicitor), whose advice is sought in some matter.

https://www.thelawyerportal.com/solicitor/what-is-a-solicitor/

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What Is a Solicitor? What Does a Solicitor Do? - The Lawyer Portal

In the event of a legal matter going to a tribunal or Court, a solicitor can instruct a barrister to act on behalf of a client – the responsibility of a solicitor is to prepare the case for a barrister. A solicitor advocate, who has Rights of Audience, can represent clients in the UK’s higher Courts in the same way that a barrister can.

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Requesting a solicitors' file - A client guide - PNC Legal

Which of the above applies is likely to depend on the reason for your request and, in the case of any related solicitor-client dispute, the litigation stage that you have reached. Q.2 – What documents are contained within a solicitors’ file? Client requests are typically made for a copy of ‘the file’.

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Solicitor - Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education

A solicitor’s work can be divided into contentious an non-contentious legal work. Contentious work concerns resolving disputes, usually in a court or tribunal. Non-contentious legal work deals with the legal aspects of a client’s business or a personal matter, for example managing a company merger, or making a will.

https://www.actlawsociety.asn.au/for-the-public/the-lawyer-client...

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A solicitor's duties to their clients - The Law Society

In our legal system, the solicitor/client relationship has long been recognised as a fiduciary relationship. The term ‘fiduciary’ means trust, so in a fiduciary relationship one person (the client) places his or her confidence, good faith, reliance and trust in another (the solicitor), whose aid, advice or protection is sought in some matter.

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Whose file is it anyway: What should a solicitor provide to a client ...

The Law Society has published new guidance on what a solicitor should do when a client requests a copy of its file. Last year we reported on how solicitors should react (other than groaning and wondering whether to alert the insurers) when met with a request for their file from a client. The Law Society has now issued an updated practice note on the subject.

https://www.dekachambers.com/2024/06/04/lawyer-client-relationshi...

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Lawyer-Client Relationship: Scope of Duty - Deka Chambers

In this practice note for Practical Law, Francesca O’Neill outlines the law relating to the scope of duty that a lawyer or solicitor practising in England and Wales owes to their client and when they may owe a duty to a third party. The note examines both contractual and tortious common law duties, and discusses […]

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SRA | Confidentiality of client information | Solicitors Regulation ...

The measures must protect one client's information from the other client, and you as their solicitor. The leading case on the matter, Prince Jeffrey Bolkiah v KPMG [1998] UKHL emphasises that the courts will take a strict approach to protecting clients' information.

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Solicitor-Client Privilege - Lawyer - Law Society of Ontario

Solicitor-client privilege Solicitor-client privilege is a cornerstone of the lawyer client relationship and has become a fundamental right in Canada. Privilege allows lawyers and clients to communicate freely and candidly, with the expectation that these communications will remain private. This ...

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