The phrase "attorney mode" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of mind or approach that is focused on legal matters or thinking like a lawyer.
Example: "When discussing the contract, she switched to attorney mode, analyzing every clause with precision."
Alternatives: "legal mindset" or "lawyer mode".
With this in mind, along with help from her husband, computer programmer and machine-learning expert James Faghmous, Aljabri decided to take the leap and leave her job as an attorney to launch Mode-sty, aiming to be a one-stop shop for women with the same kinds of clothing needs.
Authorities did not see the ransom messages because Quinn's cellphone was on airplane mode, the attorneys said.
"It does look like things will be extremely chaotic, especially for things in active negotiation mode," said Elsa Ramo, an entertainment attorney who isn't involved in the dispute.
-- The attorney general and his team are in damage-control mode, trying to explain confusing and seemingly inconsistent statements.
"There has never been a case with a Taser, in stun gun mode, that has caused a death," said Weems' defense attorney, William McKenney.
I only met Bobby Kennedy in campaign mode, but I was very familiar with his appointed U.S. Attorney in Oregon, Sid Lezak (for whom I worked from 1974-1982 an Assistantant U.S. Attorney prosecuting white collar, civil rights, and environmental crimes).
Attorney J. Wyndal Gordon, who volunteered to represent Harris, said the teen was "in survival mode" because he feared more gunshots could be coming.
Ravi now went into full impresario mode, in a way that may present the greatest challenge to his attorney.
In the United States, Attorney General John Ashcroft said Thursday that this week's bombings were very much in the mode of Al Qaeda.
