attorney
એટર્ની
definition
noun
Other important intermediaries were legal attorneys , who represented the Christian groups in their dealings with the state.
a person appointed to act for another in business or legal matters.
About two dozen women qualified as attorneys by the end of the decade.
a lawyer.
translation of 'attorney'
એટર્ની,
મુખત્યાર
noun
વકીલ
example
You and your 'attorney' should understand your business situation thoroughly before you decide on a license.
We'll hear from his defense 'attorney' and the lawyer representing his murdered wife's family.
An 'attorney' can be appointed by signing a deed which is in place immediately.
Her appointed 'attorney' was not immediately available for comment.
Often we'd go brief stretches with no 'attorney' on staff.
Be sure to check with your 'attorney' on these matters before making any decisions.
The present system allows for an individual to be represented by a different 'attorney' at each stage.
As you reach your twilight years, meeting with a qualified 'attorney' to develop an estate plan is a priority.
Criminal defendants have no right to court appointment of an 'attorney' and no right to a jury trial.
I urged her to seek the services of an 'attorney' through legal aid.
The condemned inmate's 'attorney' is often forced to play the role of counselor.
The company is seeking an intellectual property staff 'attorney' for its legal team.
It's time for prosecutors and plaintiffs' 'attorneys' to move forward with renewed vigor.
According to 'attorneys' who represent these defendants, the pressure on men to confess to what the government wants is enormous.
In some states, a fifth of the 'attorneys' who have represented defendants in capital cases have subsequently been suspended, disbarred or arrested.
Well, I think he is going to rely on the counsel of his 'attorneys' .
Defence 'attorneys' and lawyers for the Arab Commission for Human Rights described the case as a sham because of the lack of evidence.
About two dozen women qualified as 'attorneys' by the end of the decade.
The matter was then taken to the High Court, where 'attorneys' acting on his behalf challenged the police as to why he was still in custody.
She was brought to the office one day so the counselors and 'attorneys' could work with her.
Military officials at the Pentagon declined to describe their legal status, or say whether they are represented by 'attorneys' .
Other important intermediaries were legal 'attorneys' , who represented the Christian groups in their dealings with the state.
He hired five 'attorneys' to give legal advice and negotiated a one-month extension to the deadline.
The Justice Foundation will help match you with 'attorneys' who will help prepare and file your brief.
This one-sided provision has created bad incentives for 'attorneys' and the litigants they represent.
Both have argued numerous cases before the Supreme Court, including as 'attorneys' in the solicitor general's office.
And most are defended not by private 'attorneys' but by public defenders or appointed lawyers.
This all plays to the core competence of business 'attorneys' .
The court would appoint public 'attorneys' to represent Estrada.
In addition, many local libraries have legal dictionaries that list 'attorneys' and their areas of expertise in and around your state.
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