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Learn about the main differences between barristers and solicitors, such as their roles, training, salaries and famous examples. Find out how to become a barrister or a solicitor with ULaw courses.
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BetaLearn the key differences between solicitors and barristers in England and Wales, from their legal work to their training and career paths. Find out how to become a solicitor or a barrister and what skills and qualifications you need.
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BetaLearn the key differences between a solicitor and a barrister, two types of lawyers in the UK. Find out what they do, how they work together and what areas of law they can help you with.
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BetaIf a solicitor informs their client that a barrister is needed, the solicitor will instruct the barrister. Prior to the final court hearing, the client and barrister meet to discuss the case. However, it is the solicitor who puts together the paperwork and who will ‘brief’ the barrister to make them aware of all the important facts of the case.
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BetaBarristers put legal arguments to judges, magistrates and juries. They cross-examine witnesses and attempt to sway the outcome of a court case. Barristers typically have no direct contact with the public. They appear in court when instructed by a solicitor. Only barristers or qualified solicitor advocates may represent clients in the higher courts.
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BetaLearn the roles and responsibilities of solicitors and barristers in the UK legal system. Find out when you need a lawyer, what they do and how they differ in training and experience.
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BetaLearn about the key factors that distinguish solicitors and barristers, such as academic performance, work experience, communication skills, self-reliance and intellectual curiosity. Compare the demographics, working environments, career progression and salary of the two branches of the legal profession.
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BetaA lawyer is anyone who has obtained a legal qualification. This is usually a Bachelor of Laws or a Juris Doctor degree, which provides them with the necessary legal training to provide legal advice. Therefore, the term lawyer is a generic term for all members of the legal profession and applies to both solicitors and barristers.
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