The phrase "attorney clause" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal documents or contracts to refer to a specific provision related to attorneys or legal representation.
Example: "The contract includes an attorney clause that outlines the responsibilities of both parties in case of a legal dispute."
Alternatives: "legal representation clause" or "attorney provision".
The right-to-an-attorney clause, they contended, would make it far too cumbersome to catch and "flip" a drug suspect on the spot, effectively nullifying a valuable, real-time tactic for fighting crime.
When broker-prepared contracts are used in Connecticut, Mr. Selsberg said, they may or may not contain an attorney review clause.
It amended the process for interim appointments of U.S. Attorneys, a clause Specter wrote during his chairmanship of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
But the real issue is that when a removal proceeding is prejudiced by the mistakes of a privately retained attorney, the due process clause, part of the 5th and 14th Amendments, is plainly violated.
The attorney general cited a clause in the state constitution saying that unless a law provides otherwise, an appointee serves at "the pleasure of the authority making the appointment".
In a written opinion of Attorney General Benjamin H. Brewster, the clause applies for the term "for which he was elected," not the time during which the member actually holds office.
Instruct your real estate agent or attorney to insert a clause into the Purchase and Sale Contract requiring the buyer to cooperate with the exchange process.
Instruct your real estate agent or attorney to insert a clause into the Purchase and Sale Contract, requiring the seller to cooperate with the exchange.
Lurking in a proposed mortgage fraud settlement with the state attorneys general is a clause that could be worth billions for the big banks.
He may resign to protest President Obama's War Clause usurpation as Attorney General Elliot Richardson resigned over President Nixon's obstruction of the Watergate investigation.
The illegal clause involves the Private Attorney General Act, which enables private citizens to act as an attorney general, and therefore pursue fines that would usually only be available to the state of California.
