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attorney-at-law

[uh-tur-nee-uht-law] / əˈtɜr ni ətˈlɔ /


NOUN
solicitor
Synonyms


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Four hours later Sara Maria Martinez was released from custody into the care of a man claiming to be Gerald Anderson, attorney-at-law.

From Literature

The decision is seen as a "historic development that has created hope towards real change", said Kaveesha Coswatte attorney-at-law and advocacy officer for iProbono in Sri Lanka, which supported many of the petitions backing the bill.

From Reuters

An aspiring lawyer who grew up crafting pretend attorney-at-law business cards, she saw a broken criminal justice system and thought she could fix it from the inside.

From Washington Post

A law office advertises an attorney-at-law in English and then below in two other languages: luật sư/abogado it reads.

From The Guardian

Kleinman, an attorney-at-law in New York, represents several alleged and convicted al-Qaeda terrorists in U.S. custody.

From Salon