Every legal system needs professionals to provide legal services. These systems are organized in many different ways. In England this work is carried out by two groups of professionals - solicitors and barristers. Below is a list of tasks carried out by solicitors and barristers. Classify them into the appropriate column. advising clients on general legal issues advising clients on specialist legal issues advising on litigation advising on tax matters commercial work conveyancing of houses dealing with commercial transactions drafting of documents in connection with litigation making wills preparing cases share and other property dealings Solicitors & Barristers advocacy in the lower courts & advocacy in all courts

To classify the tasks into the appropriate columns for solicitors and barristers, we need to understand the typical roles of each profession in the English legal system. <br /><br />**Solicitors** generally handle a wide range of legal work, including advising clients, preparing documents, and handling transactions. They often have direct contact with clients and may represent them in lower courts.<br /><br />**Barristers** are typically involved in advocacy, particularly in higher courts, and provide specialist legal advice, often referred by solicitors.<br /><br />Here is how the tasks can be classified:<br /><br />\[<br />\begin{array}{|c|c|}<br />\hline<br />\text{Solicitors} & \text{Barristers} \\<br />\hline<br />\text{advising clients on general legal issues} & \text{advocacy in all courts} \\<br />\text{advising clients on specialist legal issues} & \text{drafting of documents in connection with litigation} \\<br />\text{advising on litigation} & \text{preparing cases} \\<br />\text{advising on tax matters} & \\<br />\text{commercial work} & \\<br />\text{conveyancing of houses} & \\<br />\text{dealing with commercial transactions} & \\<br />\text{making wills} & \\<br />\text{share and other property dealings} & \\<br />\text{advocacy in the lower courts} & \\<br />\hline<br />\end{array}<br />\]<br /><br />This classification reflects the typical division of responsibilities between solicitors and barristers in England.