Collocations for attorney - noun
ADJECTIVE
defense,
prosecuting
district
assistant
practicing
He is a practicing family law attorney with years of experience.
district
assistant
practicing
He is a practicing family law attorney with years of experience.
bankruptcy,
civil,
criminal,
immigration,
malpractice,
patent,
etc.
corporate
court-appointed
He fired his court-appointed attorney and began representing himself.
corporate
court-appointed
He fired his court-appointed attorney and began representing himself.
famed,
high-profile,
prominent,
renowned,
senior
He hired a high-profile defense attorney to represent him.
He hired a high-profile defense attorney to represent him.
VERB + attorney
hire,
retain
appoint, assign
The assistant district attorney was assigned to prosecute the case.
appoint, assign
The assistant district attorney was assigned to prosecute the case.
consult
Consult an attorney whenever you make a major decision affecting your estate.
Consult an attorney whenever you make a major decision affecting your estate.
attorney + VERB
represent sb
practice sth, specialize in sth
an attorney specializing in entertainment law
practice sth, specialize in sth
an attorney specializing in entertainment law
file sth
Her attorney filed a motion for an injunction.
Her attorney filed a motion for an injunction.
argue sth,
argue for sth
Attorneys argued that prosecutors never proved who sent the email.
Army attorneys argued for a general discharge.
Attorneys argued that prosecutors never proved who sent the email.
Army attorneys argued for a general discharge.
advise sb/sth
Your attorney may advise you to accept a cash settlement.
Your attorney may advise you to accept a cash settlement.