Okay, the user wants me to translate "non-litigators" into French. Let me think. The term "non-litigators" refers to people who are not involved in litigation, so in a legal context, they might be professionals like consultants or advisors who don't handle court cases.
In French, "litigator" is "avocat en contentieux" or "juriste en contentieux." So "non-litigators" would be "non-avocats en contentieux" or "non-juristes en contentieux." But maybe there's a more standard term. Sometimes "non-litigators" can be translated as "non-avocats" if the context is clear. However, to be precise, adding "en contentieux" specifies that they are not involved in litigation.
Wait, the user's previous message was "non-litigators" and the assistant responded with "non-avocats en contentieux." That seems correct. But I should check if there's a more common term. Alternatively, "non-avocats" might be sufficient, but including "en contentieux" adds clarity. Since the user specified to translate all content into French, and the original is in English, the translation should be "non-avocats en contentieux."
I think that's the right approach. Let me confirm with a quick check. Yes, "non-litigators" as "non-avocats en contentieux" is accurate. So the answer should be that.
non-avocats en contentieux
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