Evening Standard - London, November 20th, 2000
LEGAL executives are qualified lawyers who work with solicitors in private practices, commercial companies' legal departments and the Civil Service. They have at least five years' experience working under the supervision of a solicitor and have passed the Institute of Legal Executives (ILEX) qualifying examinations in their legal specialisation.
They work in three main areas: liaising with clients, administration and management. They do much of the preparatory work before cases come to court, such as interviewing and advising clients, and may also assist solicitors or barristers in court. The...
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