Counselor-at-law
Counselor-at-law noun - A person whose profession is to conduct lawsuits for clients or to advise about legal rights and obligations.
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Synonyms for Counselor-at-law
Counselors and counselor-at-law are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Counselors" with "Counselor-at-law", this terms are similar.
Counselors
Counselor-at-law and counselors are semantically related. You can use "Counselor-at-law" instead a noun "Counselors".
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Related pairs
- advocate and counselor-at-law
- advocate and counselors
- mouthpiece and counselor-at-law
- mouthpiece and counselors
- solicitor and counselor-at-law
- solicitor and counselors
- lawyer and counselor-at-law
- lawyer and counselors
- counsel and counselor-at-law
- counsel and counselors
- attorney and counselor-at-law
- attorney and counselors
- counsellor and counselor-at-law
- counsellor and counselors
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