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Solicitors give advice on the law and act in legal matters on behalf of individuals, organisations and government departments. Learn more about what it’s like to be a solicitor, how your career could progress and what you need to do to qualify.
Solicitors give expert advice on different legal issues. You’ll typically work with a variety of clients such as individuals, businesses or the public sector. As you become more experienced, you can specialise in areas such as criminal justice, family, immigration or property.
Working within a law firm or as an in-house solicitor for an organisation, you’ll represent and defend your clients’ legal interests. Like many careers in law, the work can be challenging but hugely rewarding.
Daily tasks will vary, but might involve:
The average salary for a solicitor in the UK is £45,240.
As a solicitor you might need to travel to attend court or meet clients. Travelling overseas is rare, although it might be possible to find work with international firms.
Much of your work will be office based. Many firms offer a flexible approach to the role including working from home and varied working patterns.
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