ESQ

Lawyer's abbr.

• H. M. Pulham, ___: Marquand

• H.M. Pulham, ___ (1941 film)

• H.M. Pulham, ___ (Robert Young 1941)

• A.B.A. member's title

• Abbr. after a lawyer

• Abbr. after a lawyer's name

• Abbr. after a name

• Abbr. after an attorney's name

• Abbr. for an attorney

• Abbr. for F. Lee Bailey

• Abbr. on a firm's letterhead

• Abbr. on a law firm's stationery

• Abbr. on a lawyer's nameplate

• Abbr. on a lawyer's shingle

• Abbr. on a shingle

• Abbr. on an attorney's card

• Abbr. on an attorney's letterhead

• Abbr. on an attorney's nameplate

• Abbr. with legal implications

• Att.'s designation

• Att.'s title

• Attorney's abbr.

• Attorney's abbreviation

• Attorney's letterhead letters

• Atty.

• Atty. trailer

• Atty.'s abbr.

• Atty.'s appendage?

• Atty.'s honorific

• Atty.'s initials

• Atty.'s name follower

• Atty.'s name tag?

• Atty.'s shingle add-on

• Atty.'s tag

• Atty's title (3)

• Bar abbr.

• Bar letters

• Bar member.s abbreviation

• Bar member's abbr.

• Bar worker's abbr.?

• Barrister's abbr.

• Barrister's title: Abbr.

• Fancy name appendage

• Firm abbr.

• Firm member: Abbr.

• H. M. Pulham, e.g.

• Honorific title: abbr.

• It can follow the name of a J.D. holder

• It comes after the name of an atty.

• J.D. letters

• J.D.'s title

• Knight's aide (abbr.)

• Law off. title

• Lawyer, for short

• Lawyer's add-on: Abbr.

• Lawyer's letters

• Lawyer's shingle wd.

• Lawyer's title (abbr.)

• Lawyers' title, for short

• Lawyers' title, tersely

• Legal abbr.

• Legal tag

• Letters after Barry Scheck's name

• Letters after Lincoln's name

• Letters after Scott Turow's name

• Letters for a lawyer

• Letters for an atty.

• Letters for Johnnie Cochran

• Letters for lawyers

• Litigator's letters

• Manor-house resident for short

• Marquand's H.M. Pulham ___

• Name suffix: Abbr.

• Old fashioned title of respect (abbr.)

• Practice letters, perhaps?

• Shingle abbr.

• Shingle abbreviation

• Tag for an atty.

• Title for a person with a J.D.

• Title for an atty.

• Title of respect (abbr.)

• UK ceremonial title

• Unoff. title

• (British) a title of respect for a member of the English gentry ranking just below a knight

• Placed after the name