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Legal Terms – conference
n. 1. A gathering of members of the House of Commons and the House of Lords called to try to come to an agreement when one House rejects changes made by the other to one of its bills. 2. A conference to talk about a case they are working on involving attorneys, solicitors, and clients. Typically, conferences are held in the attorney's office. A consultation is called when a QC is the barrister in question.
n. 1. A gathering of members of the House of Commons and the House of Lords called to try to come to an agreement when one House rejects changes made by the other to one of its bills. 2. A conference to talk about a case they are working on involving attorneys, solicitors, and clients. Typically, conferences are held in the attorney's office. A consultation is called when a QC is the barrister in question.
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