noun

A barrister is a type of lawyer in some countries, such as the United Kingdom and countries in the Commonwealth, who specializes in representing clients in court and providing legal advice. They typically focus on advocacy and litigation and are often hired to represent clients in complex and high-stakes legal cases.

Example

1. The client hired a well-respected barrister to represent them in their court case.
2. The barrister was known for their exceptional argumentation skills and legal knowledge.
3. The barrister was a specialist in criminal law and had years of experience in the courtroom.