Do We Say Attorney at Law?

Attorney at Law merely distinguishes what type of attorney. You can also be an "attorney in fact." An attorney at law is someone who has passed the bar examination and is permitted by the state to practice law.

Is it attorney of law or attorney-at-law?

In the United States, the term 'attorney' is very different to what Australians consider a solicitor or barrister. Within the United States legal system, 'attorney' is short for an attorney at law. It refers to an individual who is able to prosecute, and defend cases in a Court of law.

What do we call an attorney in court?

counsel. noun. legal a lawyer who gives someone legal advice and represents them in a court of law.