attorneyship (Meaning)
attorneyship (n)
the position of attorney
attorneyship (n.)
The office or profession of an attorney; agency for another.
Synonyms & Antonyms of attorneyship
Synonyms:
- point man
- operative
- intercessor
- distributor
- mouthpiece
- plenipotentiary
- relief
- broker
- foreign minister
- pinch hitter
- replacement
- arbiter
- understudy
- prophet
- peacemaker
- informer
- mediator
- arbitrator
- intermediary
- middleman
- emissary
- substitute
- sub
- stand-in
- conciliator
- backup
- spy
- alternate
- legate
- speaker
- liaison
- diplomatist
attorneyship Sentence Examples
- The attorneyship granted by the client authorized the attorney to represent them in all legal matters.
- The court revoked the attorneyship due to the attorney's misconduct.
- The attorneyship agreement clearly outlined the scope of the attorney's representation.
- The power of attorneyship allowed the agent to make financial decisions on behalf of the incapacitated principal.
- The attorneyship was executed with the intention of protecting the client's interests.
- A durable attorneyship remains valid even if the principal becomes incapacitated.
- The court appointed a guardian ad litem to act in the best interests of the minor, exercising attorneyship for the child.
- The attorneyship included a provision allowing the attorney to withdraw if ethical concerns arose.
- The client terminated the attorneyship due to a loss of confidence in the attorney's abilities.
- A general attorneyship grants broad authority to the attorney, while a special attorneyship limits their representation to specific matters.
FAQs About the word attorneyship
the position of attorneyThe office or profession of an attorney; agency for another.
manager, agent, representative, delegate, minister,deputy, ambassador, commissary, surrogate, spokesman
No antonyms found.
The attorneyship granted by the client authorized the attorney to represent them in all legal matters.
The court revoked the attorneyship due to the attorney's misconduct.
The attorneyship agreement clearly outlined the scope of the attorney's representation.
The power of attorneyship allowed the agent to make financial decisions on behalf of the incapacitated principal.
