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capecodscrapper
What's the difference between a lawyer and an attorney?
Asked by capecodscrapper
Ok - we were watching Survivor and one guy's title comes up as "lawyer" while anothers says "attorney". What's the difference?

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Best Answer:
The difference between a snake and a serpent.

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ahhhh- nothing.
Answered by surfcandee

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Same thing, different words. Kinda like teacher and instructor.
Answered by perfectvelvet

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About a grand a day
Answered by Grahame T

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the titles are interchangeable....same as with "paralegal" and "legal assistant"
Answered by ronimg

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survivor probably puts up the occupation as listed on their application and they just put the different words on theirs. but there is no difference
Answered by evileye322

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They mean the exact same thing. An Attorney is a Lawyer and a Lawyer is an Attorney. It is just the way the terms have changed.
Answered by Shadow L


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