The client
Example: Client is person receiving legal services
Definition
"The client" in law refers to a person or entity that seeks and receives legal advice or services from a lawyer or legal professional. This relationship involves trust and confidentiality, with the client relying on the lawyer's expertise to handle legal matters on their behalf.
Etymology
The term "the client" originates from the Latin word 'cliens,' which referred to a person under the protection of a patron in ancient Rome. Over time, it evolved to mean someone who receives professional services, especially legal advice. Did you know? The concept of a client-patron relationship shaped modern legal clienthood.
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"The client" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Law - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 125 commonly used words.
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