Are all barristers equally expert?
Being a barrister is a matter of learning and knowledge, and appearing in court a matter of technique, character and experience. While no two individuals will perform identica...
FAQ's
How much does your service cost?
The cost of a written legal opinion will depend on the individual barrister, but will always be a fixed charge of which you will be advised before committing. If, after receiv...
If the barrister advises me to take action, will I then need a solicitor?
No. Access2Barristers Direct will carry out all legal admin and paperwork required in order to act on the barrister’s opinion. We charge for doing this, but the cost will al...
Can I choose the barrister I go to through you?
A large part of our expertise at Access2Barristers Direct is in identifying and securing the services of a barrister ideally suited to provide the advice you need. We are able...
Do all barristers work directly with the public?
No. Since 2004, all barristers have enjoyed the right to work directly, but some continue to work only through solicitors. These will frequently be specialists in very particu...
Aren’t barristers just people who appear in court?
No. While a barrister has rights of audience to appear in court, much of their work involves simply providing expert clarification and opinion on legal issues, so that individ...
What do people mean when they talk about ‘Counsel’?
Barristers are also referred to as Counsel or Advocates and they have rights of audience in all Courts from the County Courts, Crown Courts up to the Highest Court in the land...
What’s the difference between a Solicitor and a Barrister?
Solicitors are qualified legal professionals who undertake an administrative function amongst other things; the giving of advice, the preparation of legal documents, the negot...