Solicitors and barristers are ________ lawyers.

They are forbidden to work as ________.

__________ specialize in arguing cases in front

of a judge.

____________have the right to be heard, the right of audience, in all courts.

________ are specialists in advocacy, which is the skill of speaking for someone in court.

________ represent their clients both in and out of court.

__________ practice in many areas of law, such as family, employment or commercial law.

_________ draw up wills, give advice in the field of business, make all the legal arrangements for buying or selling land.

_________ assist employees and employers in cases involving allegations of unfair dismissal and redundancy payments.

_________ handle divorce and child care.

A __________ has the right of audience in lower

courts.

____________ has to get a certificate in advocacy to be able to speak in higher courts.

____________ usually work in law firms which are set up

as partnerships.

A __________ spends most of his time either in a courtroom or preparing his arguments for the court.

to draft a document

associate

to make investigations

child care

law firm

employer

employee

advocacy

lower court

higher court

fixed salary

to sit as a judge

allegation of smth

the right of audience

unfair dismissal