solicitor (Meaning)

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solicitor (n)

a petitioner who solicits contributions or trade or votes

a British lawyer who gives legal advice and prepares legal documents

The solicitor carefully reviewed the contract before advising his client.
The victim retained the services of a solicitor to pursue a lawsuit against the negligent driver.
The solicitor presented a compelling case in court, convincing the jury to award substantial damages.
The solicitor negotiated a settlement that met his client's needs without the need for a trial.
The solicitor's expertise in estate planning enabled his clients to prepare for their future.
The property solicitor ensured that all legal requirements were met during the sale and purchase of the house.
The family solicitor provided guidance and support throughout the divorce proceedings.
The employment solicitor advocated for his client's rights and secured a favorable outcome.
The criminal solicitor represented his client with integrity and zeal in the face of serious charges.
The immigration solicitor assisted clients in navigating the complex process of obtaining visas and citizenship.

a petitioner who solicits contributions or trade or votes, a British lawyer who gives legal advice and prepares legal documents

seducer, siren, tempter, baiter, perverter, beguiler, temptress, briber,corrupter, depraver

No antonyms found.

The solicitor carefully reviewed the contract before advising his client.

The victim retained the services of a solicitor to pursue a lawsuit against the negligent driver.

The solicitor presented a compelling case in court, convincing the jury to award substantial damages.

The solicitor negotiated a settlement that met his client's needs without the need for a trial.