Regulation of legal professions
Across
- 2. The documentation and papers passed from a solicitor to instruct a barrister.
- 4. Legal professional providing direct client care, case preparation, and day-to-day legal services.
- 6. Professional offices where self-employed barristers share administrative costs and clerk support.
- 9. The legal work involved in transferring the ownership of land or property.
- 10. Traditional business structure where senior solicitors share profits, risks, and management.
- 13. The formal legal right to appear and speak on behalf of clients in courtrooms.
- 15. The cabinet of documents containing legal research and advice prepared for a client.
Down
- 1. The formal court process of resolving civil or criminal disputes through legal action.
- 3. Practice court sessions used by advocates to prepare complex trial arguments.
- 5. The specialized legal process of dealing with a deceased person's estate and will.
- 7. The specialized art of presenting oral arguments and questioning witnesses in court.
- 8. Four historic London societies that barristers must join before being called.
- 11. Legal professional specializing in a single practice area having qualified through CILEX.
- 12. Initial legal guidance and options provided directly to clients regarding their disputes.
- 14. Legal professional traditionally specializing in courtroom advocacy and complex written opinions.