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attorney

Person who represents another in legal matters. In the USA, attorney is the formal title for a lawyer.

See also power of attorney.



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An example of this type of institutionalization includes the use of the designation in the legal field: counselor at law.
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S states there was a distinction between the term A Counselor at Law who argued the case in court and an attorney who prepared the case but didn''t argue it.
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Most of the times the terms attorneys, counselor at law are interchangeably used with lawyers and they are perfect unless there is some expressive contraindication.
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