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These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. It does not correspond to any user ID in the web application and does not store any personally identifiable information. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Analytics". The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Other. The cookies is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Necessary". Solicitors will also negotiate with clients and opposing parties to secure agreed objectives, gather evidence, supervise the implementation of agreements, calculate claims for damages, compensation, loss of earnings, maintenance etc.
Their work ranges across the whole spectrum of legal work from high value commercial work to personal injury cases, family law issues such as children law and divorce, criminal law and wills probate and the general administration of estates. Solicitors represent clients in disputes and represent them in court if necessary.
In complex disputes however, solicitors will often instruct barristers or specialist advocates to appear in court on behalf of their clients. If a case goes to court, it is unlikely that a solicitor will represent their client although certain solicitors can appear in court as advocates.
Instead, a solicitor will generally refer the work to a barrister or specialist advocate for expert advice or to instruct them to appear in court to represent the client. A barrister generally provides specialist legal advice and represents individual people and organisations in courts and tribunals and through written legal advice. The role of a barrister is to "translate and structure their client's view of events into legal arguments and to make persuasive representations which obtain the best possible result for their client.
Barristers usually specialise in particular areas of law such as criminal law, chancery law estates and trusts , commercial law, entertainment law, sports law and common law; which includes family law and divorce, housing and personal injury law. They will then negotiate settlements with the other side.
Going beyond the client, they can examine all the evidence and cross examine witnesses in court. In some cases, they might be hired by a legal firm to provide expert advice and representation for clients and can even be brought in on an ad hoc basis to help advise on the strategy for client cases, whether that be to fight the case or seek a settlement.
There are a number of other lawyers who go by different names based on their experience and ability to represent in different courts. Not all lawyers are able to represent clients in all courts, for example, for very serious cases like murder, the client might need to go to the Crown Courts, therefore they would need a lawyer who has the power to represent them there.
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