The phrase "law agent" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a person or organization that provides legal services or representation. Example: The defendant's law agent argued for a reduced sentence on the basis of new evidence.
In fact, Mr. Jones says, his father came from a family of minor distinction and was a lower-status law agent who processed routine legal documents.
He was born in the Lake District in 1770 to a middle-class family, whose prosperity flowed from his father's work as law agent to the local magnate, James Lowther, Earl of Lonsdale.
In Scotland the procurator is a law agent who practises in an inferior court.
Here he practised as law agent in private practice in both Boer republics.
During this period, several British officers praised of Abu Bakar's excellent diplomatic skills, as mentioned in William Napier's diaries, who was the senior law agent of Singapore.
He was allowed to work as law agent in the lower courts, and – being well-known and popular – set up a successful law practice.
Under the law, agents from the federal Customs and Border Protection agency can patrol within 100 miles of any border.
Under federal law, agents have the right to enter any property within 25 miles of United States boundaries.
Once the bill becomes law, agents will face a tough choice – take the hit or charge landlords more.
Under Florida law, agents are allowed only to send written materials to players, as long as they send the same materials to the school's athletic director.
Aken'Ova said the men, aged between 20 and 22, should not have been convicted because their confessions had been forced by law agents who beat them.
