The phrase "professional lawyer" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a lawyer who is highly skilled and experienced in their profession. Example: The defendant hired a professional lawyer to represent them in the court case.
There's McEnroe/McEnroe Sr, the demanding dad and professional lawyer who drove him hard.
During her detention, they had insisted that she was a respected professional lawyer who would not have done anything improper.
While attending STCL he worked with the Law firm of Alton Todd in Alvin Texas.Roy credits his success to the mentorship of Super Lawyer Alton Todd where Roy became a successful and professional lawyer protecting people's dreams across Texas.
"It is unpleasant when a professional lawyer thinks it is acceptable to twist the truth of affairs so much," said Genri Reznik, one of Mr Lebedev's lawyers, in response to repeated claims by Mr Polonsky's lawyers that their client is stuck in Cambodia.
Thankfully, I also had an educated friend by my side, and we had a network of professional lawyer friends who interrupted business meetings and depositions to advise me in the short time I was given to decide if I would file misdemeanor or felony charges.
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There are no professional lawyers.
There were laws but no professional lawyers in ancient Athens.
"It has professional lawyers, professional bankers, professional accountants and professional distressed players.
They had no professional lawyers or judges; instead, literate clergymen acted as administrators.
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