The phrase "attorney and it was" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought or sentence fragment, lacking context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The attorney said it was necessary to file the documents immediately."
Alternatives: "lawyer and it was" or "counsel and it was".
After the suit was filed, Godfrey surrendered the laptop to his attorney and it was entered into evidence.
I was a white boy with an attorney, and it was easier for everyone to afford me the provisional benefit of the doubt.
1 But I was a white boy with an attorney, and it was easier for everyone to afford me the provisional benefit of the doubt.
That was true as district attorney, and it's true as attorney general".
The only prominent countywide race this year is for district attorney, and it's no contest: the incumbent, Thomas J. Spota, has been endorsed by both major parties.
She is an attorney, and it's a client on the line.
"As it is, only 37percentt of immigrants are able to get an attorney, and it's way worse for folks in detention.
It angered his colleagues, it angered the attorney -- the deputy attorney general, and it was an indication of poor judgment.
Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office, a bleary-eyed Obama said he had just received a briefing from FBI Director James B. Comey and Attorney General Loretta Lynch and "it is possible" that the shooting rampage "was terrorist related".
"We tried to prosecute some vote-buying cases while I was attorney general, and it was very difficult to get a guilty conviction in eastern Kentucky," he said.
Finberg was co-counsel in a case where Home Depot had to shell out $65 million to women who were allegedly denied promotion, plus $22.5 million in attorney fees, and it was ordered to institute diversity training into the bargain.
