UnclePJOk, question. Why do we say Attorney at Law? Is there some other kind? Like Attorney at Having a Good Time or Attorney at Snowboarding?
May I suggest Attorney at Napping? That’s something I could get behind.
HalJor 
Sir Osis of Liver 🇨🇦 🇲🇽Huh. Attorney is only used in Quebec. The rest of the country uses solicitor or barrister.
#JustCanadianThings I guess.
JKrotkov
Obsolete@unclepj
When they mow their grass are they an attorney at lawn?
When they mow their grass are they an attorney at lawn?
@SNerd Ok, I think you’ve won the Internet! 🏆
Voltanis@unclepj I nominate myself for Attorney at Snacks.
Tim Kellogg@unclepj @futurebird attorney inlaw is what you call your wife’s divorce attorney
Ryan Randall@unclepj Even just regarding the law kind, can we also use other prepositions?
Attorney until Law? Attorney against Law? Attorney similar to Law?
sabik@unclepj Law as opposed to equity, perhaps?
Ultra Verified 🇺🇦 🇬🇱Attorney at CorporateMalfeasance
Attorney at MoneyLaundering
Attorney at Fraud
I could go on, but I think folks get the point
dogzilla@unclepj @CosmicTraveler I didn’t know this, but “attorney” just means someone appointed to act on your behalf, so “attorney at law” is not redundant, and if you sponsor someone in a snowboarding tournament, I think you could properly call them your “Attorney at Snowboarding”