0 a lawyer who specializes in taking legal action against people and organizations:
1 a lawyer who is a specialist in taking legal action against people and organizations:
These duties take precedence over any other civil law obligation that an advocate or litigator may have, including any obligations to his or her employer.
That is not a defensible argument if they wish to become litigator advocates.
The majority of the other amendments in the group take account of the introduction of the concept of authorised advocates and litigators.
I was an extremely capable litigator in my time.
It is the test of what private litigators would do.
My real anxiety is that if we are not careful, over-zealous litigators in the future could make totally unacceptable decisions in the courts.
We prefer the concept of an individual acting on the instructions of a qualified litigator—a description which covers three groups.
Barristers will become advocates, and solicitors will become litigators.
