A lawyer; one who advises or represents others in legalmatters as a profession. (noun)
Examples of word attorney
They hear all complaints brought before them against persons for crimes and breaches of the peace, and examine witnesses who appear to testify; and when it is requested, they have the assistance and advice of the state's attorney; or as he is called in some states, the _district attorney_, or
As all crimes and breaches of the peace are considered as committed against the state, and prosecuted in its name, this attorney is sometimes called _state's attorney_.
This attorney is a good tax attorney, but is a federal practitioner and not as familiar with state issues as one would wish.
At the end of the day, we feel more secure because the federal prison population has swelled ever so slightly with the occasional inclusion of a title attorney, mortgage broker, or real estate investor.
(A) a court in which the attorney is authorized to practice; or
Near each courthouse is a title attorney that duplicates the county records of all transactions so he can readily update any abstract presented tohim.
From there, supposedly they will let you call your attorney and your attorney is supposedly able to get you out of jail into a hotel.
The first day I hired my title attorney I mentioned to her that I wanted my mother to be on the deed in order to get the taxes reduced.
Owens also said he intends to end what he calls the attorney general's "slush fund" -- back taxes, fraud and other collections pursued by the office, a portion of which are retained by the office for its uses.
Never mind that an "attorney" is nothing more than a lawyer who wants to sound more important than he really is.