Well, lol. u mean Solicitor and Barrister.
Well, think of it like the medical profession. General
Practitioner and a Specialist.
Solicitors normally have more contact with clients, i.e
soliciting.
While Barristers are more specialised in a certain area of
advocay, e.g Consent, Co. Barristers are lawyers who represents
litigants before advocacy in court. In some countries, the
differences are distinct. I.e Aus/NZ , and they have rights of
audience in the higher courts where else the other legal profession
have limited or requires more qualifications to do so.
While Barristers cant form partnerships but if they are
senior enough, they can be appointed as a Queens Counsel. Which is
an honour and is prestigous.
