| ACCOSTS | As a solicitor does account, adding expenses |
| NARRATOR | One who does accounts? |
| SOLICIT | Is this what a solicitor does? It's so legal to importune (7) |
| ONTHEGAME | A home gent mismanaged working as a solicitor (2,3,4) |
| INLAW | Working as a solicitor related by marriage (2-3) |
| ACCOST | Act reduced expenditure to work as a solicitor (6) |
| DISRAELI | Statesman who abandoned being a solicitor to become a novelist before serving twice as a UK prime minister (8) |
| LAWYER | A solicitor; dialect for a bramble or the stem of a brier; or, a burbot (6) |
| BRIEF | Summary of a client's case prepared by a solicitor for a barrister to follow in court (5) |
| ADVOCATE | Word for a barrister or a solicitor from which a yellow custardy Dutch "lawyer's drink" derived its name (8) |
| ATEOUT | A solicitor touring Spain went to a restaurant (3,3) |
| LAWAGENT | In Bassetlaw a gentleman who was a solicitor (3,5) |
| COUNSELLOR | A person who offers guidance to a solicitor |
| TURNOUT | A solicitor with a vase in attendance (7) |
| ASKING | Doing a solicitor's work in a royal capacity |
| BARRISTER | Lawyer representing a client In court at the behest of a solicitor (9) |
| DISBURSEMENT | The fee paid by a solicitor to a third party which is then claimed back from the client |
| LEGALITY | A member landed on top of you? That's a solicitor's area (8) |
| THELAW | As opposed to a solicitor's area of expertise, poaching is unacceptable (7,3,3) |
| AGAINST | As opposed to a solicitor's area of expertise, poaching is unacceptable (7,3,3) |
