solicitors and barristers
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- What is the primary workplace for solicitors?
- What types of law do solicitors typically deal with?
- How many solicitors are there approximately in England and Wales?
- What percentage of solicitors work in private practice?
- Who regulates solicitors in England and Wales?
- What happens if a solicitor is accused of misconduct?
- What powers does the SRA have regarding solicitors?
- What type of work do solicitors primarily undertake?
- In which courts do solicitors have rights of audience?
- How can solicitors acquire full rights of audience?
- What is the typical structure of law firms in terms of partners?
- What is the new route for solicitor qualifications?
- What are the requirements to pass the SQE?
- What does SQE1 assess?
- What does SQE2 assess?
- What does the SRA handle regarding complaints against solicitors?
- What happens if a case against a solicitor is serious?
- What is the maximum compensation the Legal Service Ombudsman can order?
- What was the significance of Hall v. Simmons 2000?
- What did the House of Lords decide in Hall v. Simmons?
- What is the employment status of barristers?
- What is the primary role of barristers?
- How many barristers are there approximately?
- How can members of the public instruct barristers?
- What is the 'Cab Rank Rule' for barristers?
- What is required for barristers to become a KC?
- Who governs barristers in England and Wales?
- What is the first step in barrister qualifications?
- What is the purpose of the Bar Professional Training Course?
- What is the process after being called to the Bar for barristers?
- What happens after completing pupillage for barristers?
- What changed regarding barristers' immunity in Hall v. Simmons?
- What does the Bar Standards Board handle?
- What is the role of the Legal Ombudsman?
- What are the key reforms in the legal profession since 1990?