The phrase "attorney using" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an attorney who is employing a particular method, tool, or strategy in their work.
Example: "The attorney using advanced technology was able to streamline the case management process."
Alternatives: "lawyer employing" or "counsel utilizing".
So they created their own will and documents for financial and medical powers of attorney using Suze Orman's Will and Trust Kit, which they bought for $17.99.
The producers' lawyers provided copies of the publicist's contract and the three e-mails that Mr. Thibodeau sent to the investor, Larry Runsdorf, or his attorney, using the aliases of Bethany Walsh and Sarah Finkelstein.
Your brokerage firm or bank may demand you fill out a separate power of attorney using its in-house form.
An attorney, using their state's pro bono hour requirements, could step in and help train the staff on IRS requirements so their organizations could maintain their nonprofit status.
Another trap that the model law likely won't end: Your brokerage firm or bank may demand you fill out a separate power of attorney using its in-house form.
"With these wireless devices on us at all times, there will be no more meaningful distinction between being online and being offline," says UCLA law professor Jerry Kang, who imagines a scenario of a divorce attorney using sleep data from a Zeo to prove one parent doesn't deserve custody because she's out partying and not getting sleep.
In 1996, Steven Gruel, as an Assistant U.S. Attorney, used Pellicano as an independent expert to authenticate F.B.I. evidence.
In the morning, Robert M. Morgenthau, the Manhattan district attorney, used a barnyard vulgarity to describe accusations by the mayor's office.
The Ross Super Intelligent Attorney uses IBM's cognitive computer, Watson, to comb through legal documents and provide attorneys with relevant answers to queries about the law.
That time, the district attorney used the state's civil rights laws to directly blame five of them for Phoebe's death.
Several also praised the multimedia display of the transcript of the Hoffman tape, which Christopher Morano, a deputy chief's state's attorney, used to emphasize Mr. Benedict's points.
