Advocacy

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Advocacy is the pleading or persuading in favour of something such as a cause an idea or a policy. In the legal arena, a person or business that is going to court or a tribunal will generally require a legal advocate.

The legal advocate represents the client and speaks on their behalf in the court and puts their full case across.

A legal advocate may be necessary in a multitude of different cases, if you feel that you may require a solicitor or a barrister to represent you, please contact us and we will give you advice or point you in the right direction.

CompareTheSolicitor.com seeks to provide you with an advocate that is fair, reasonable and gives the best possible advice to our clients. Our aim is to improve the service that the public and businesses receive from the legal industry whilst also reducing the sometimes extortionate costs of litigation in this country.

You may need an advocate if you are involved in an action that is going to court or a tribunal such as:

• House of Lords
• Supreme Court
• Court of Appeal
• High Court of Justice
• Crown Court
• Supreme Court Costs Office (SCCO)
• Magistrates Court
• County Court
• Employment Tribunal