Law
Law noun - A rule of conduct or action laid down by a governing authority and especially a legislature.
Solicitors and law are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Solicitors" instead a noun "Law".
Solicitors
Law and solicitors are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Law" instead a noun "Solicitors".
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- Somewhat interestingly, although barristers cannot form law firms, they may be retained on salary by a firm of solicitors.
Source: Useful Notes / British Courts -
Granted, he's a solicitor, so he doesn't argue cases, but we don't really even see him do the work of the kind that solicitors do (advising clients, negotiating/drafting contracts,note Which should be much of his work if as he says he's a specialist in corporate law doing paperwork, etc.).
Source: Hello, Attorney! - The series involves a group of solicitors fresh from law school, working with Crown Prosecutors, or 'Crownies', who are the public prosecutors in the legal system of Australia, working for the Office of the Department of Public Prosecution.
Source: Series / Crownies
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