The phrase "attorney needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the requirements or necessities of an attorney in a legal context.
Example: "The attorney needs to gather all relevant documents before the trial begins."
Alternatives: "lawyer's requirements" or "counsel's necessities".
A United States attorney needs the approval of the attorney general before seeking the death penalty, and Attorney General Janet Reno has instituted a formal procedure for federal prosecutors to follow in seeking that approval.
And your attorney needs a client who listens to the attorney's guidance, even if you don't always follow it.
"What this attorney needs to do is somehow distinguish Daniel from the long line of victims that have been maligned by Feres," he said.
A good family law attorney needs empathy, needs to understand human frailties as well as the fact that when dealing with children, just fighting blindly for a client is not always best.
And third, the family says Daniel Master, the current district attorney, needs to convene "a new grand jury" or reconvene "the original grand jury based on the applicable grounds permitted by law". .
And promptly gather any other information your attorney needs.
To take her case, an environmental attorney needed tests and physical exams, costing thousands, to establish causality, with no guarantee of ever prevailing in court.
He is arrested on an assault charge, apparently because he's white; the theory at the time was that the district attorney needed the black vote to become mayor.
No judge or attorney needed," CHP spokesman Leland Tang told the magazine.
Doctors' discretionary powers and families' powers of attorney need to be reconsidered in the light of patients' preferences.
Attorneys need to find six jurors and four alternates.
