Lawyer vs Barrister vs Advocate - What’s the Difference?

Lawyers, advocates, and barristers play distinct roles in the legal field. A lawyer is a general term for someone qualified in law, while an advocate represents clients in court after passing the Bar Council Exam. Barristers, typically from England, provide specialized legal advice and often work independently or as consultants. Understanding these differences is crucial for those navigating the legal profession.

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[legaleagle]

By the way the Advocates Act only recognise Advocate and all other nomenclature have come to end in India.

[sadwhataapstates]

Sir barister ces lad sakta ha plz reply