attorney of record

"When a determination is made, it will be shared with the individual and the attorney of record."

Chance was the attorney of record on every file.

They'd fired Trevor the day before, and had not yet informed the administration that he was no longer their attorney of record.

He is the attorney of record for three judges."

An attorney of record must not "abandon" their client.

One free copy is available to each attorney of record and any secondary address listed under the email information screen.

Students that participate in the Center act as the attorney of record for indigent clients who cannot find legal help elsewhere.

Attorneys of record have some special privileges in certain courts and types of cases.

Under this agreement, the attorney ghostwriter is not the attorney of record.

An attorney of record is a lawyer or barrister who has appeared in court or signed pleadings.

He's been my attorney of record for a number of years, stepping in with legal, counsel when the occasion arises.

However, most criminal case documents filed in district court prior to November 1, 2004 may be viewed remotely only by the attorney of record.

At 3:00 PM the condemned's attorney of record and chaplain are permitted to visit him or her.

I'm now your attorney of record, I'm privileged.

If Converse is found, Mattilon insists on immediate access to him as the attorney of record.

And he was Kevin Morano's attorney of record.

If he did exactly as Rufus asked, he would be the attorney of record in Harms's appeal.

"Is the defendant represented' the judge asked "His attorney of record is not present," Martinez replied. "

By the time the appeal was prepared, Seck had left Legal Services but was still the attorney of record.

Attorneys of record cannot absolve themselves of their responsibilities to their clients by sending another attorney in his or her place.

The attorney of record in American or British courts remains the official lawyer, until some other attorney replaces him or her.

Attorney of record for the defendant, Gustavus Adolphus Brannhard.

The attorney of record was Lawrence E. Laubscher, Jr.

They'd worked in the same Louisville office building, and during that time, he'd acted as Virginia's attorney of record for her will and any other legal matters.

In most U.S. jurisdictions, an attorney must obtain court permission to terminate the status of attorney of record.