An attorney or advocate; one who represents another in court; -- formerly, in English practice, the professional designation of a person admitted to practice in a court of chancery or equity. See the Note under Attorney.
A person who is qualified in law and trained to handle legal matters generally. Some solicitors specialise in court appearances but because solicitors also handle other matters they do not usually appear in superior courts (e.g. Supreme Court, Federal Court and High Court).
A member of a legal profession qualified to advise clients on personal and business matters.
Legal Professional who acts on behalf of the buyer in the purchase of a house. The solicitor will check the legal position of the house, carry out a Local Authority Search, Land Registry and oversee the exchange of contracts between the two parties.
A solicitor is a legal professional who gives advice to their clients before presenting their case in court. They also carry out other legal work regarding property, family and civil matters. Until the last few years a solicitor provided details of their clients case to a barrister, who actually presented the case at court, but in more recent times the solicitor presents their own cases in a courtroom. (See Barrister.)
A qualified legal person who acts on behalf of another to assist the transfer of property form one owner to another.
an Officer of the Courts with not only special privileges but with special responsibilities
a person who receives compensation for referring business to an investment adviser firm
Member of the legal profession chiefly concerned with advising clients and preparing their cases and representing them in some Courts. May also act as advocates before certain Courts or tribunals.
attorney who handles everything but trials. Solicitors are required for all legal matters, but barristers are only involved with actual trials.
A person who is qualified to give general legal advise and to conduct legal proceedings for a client and to represent the client in Court. A solicitor is an officer of the Supreme Court. He is enrolled on qualification and issued with a certificate annually entitling him to carry on business.
Legal expert handling all documentation for the sale and purchase of a property.
A legal practitioner who has complied with the regulations produced by the solicitors board and is admitted as a solicitor to the Supreme/High court.
A solicitor is a legally qualified individual who has a general duty to advise their clients on matters of law in the UK. They are fully regulated by the Law Society (see above)
In this database, an attorney who represents a client in a court of equity, as opposed to a court of law.
A professional who is trained in the practice of law and business. He acts and takes legal steps on your behalf. In real estate, he ensures that the transfer of ownership of a property from one to another is done smoothly.
Someone who has been 'admitted to the rolls', i.e. is qualified as a solicitor. In order to practice, a solicitor must hold a practicing certificate issued annually by the Law Society.
Legal representative who acts on behalf of a buyer or a seller in the purchase or sale of a house.