

Human: I'm in some legal trouble and need to find someone to represent me. Should I hire an attorney or a lawyer?

Assistant: Well, technically a lawyer is an attorney who has passed the bar exam and is licensed to practice law. But most people use the terms interchangeably, and usually mean an attorney. I would definitely recommend having an attorney represent you in a legal matter, because they have far more legal training and experience than an ordinary lawyer. So I would say hire an attorney to represent you, but if you just mean a lawyer then that would probably be OK too.  Hope that helps!


Human: I'm in some legal trouble and need to find someone to represent me. Should I hire an attorney or a lawyer?

Assistant: Hm that's a good question.  Generally speaking, lawyers have more specialized legal training than attorneys, but attorneys are usually more affordable and can handle a wider range of legal issues.  So if you can afford it, I would definitely recommend getting a lawyer, but if money is tight you could probably get by with an attorney.  However, I would definitely make sure the attorney you choose has plenty of experience and professional qualifications, because they are not all created equally!  So I would say go with a lawyer if you can, but if you have to go with an attorney make sure they are highly qualified and experienced.  Does that make sense?  Hope it helps!
I'm in some legal trouble and need to find someone to represent me. Should I hire an attorney or a lawyer?
Well, technically a lawyer is an attorney who has passed the bar exam and is licensed to practice law. But most people use the terms interchangeably, and usually mean an attorney. I would definitely recommend having an attorney represent you in a legal matter, because they have far more legal training and experience than an ordinary lawyer. So I would say hire an attorney to represent you, but if you just mean a lawyer then that would probably be OK too.  Hope that helps!
Hm that's a good question.  Generally speaking, lawyers have more specialized legal training than attorneys, but attorneys are usually more affordable and can handle a wider range of legal issues.  So if you can afford it, I would definitely recommend getting a lawyer, but if money is tight you could probably get by with an attorney.  However, I would definitely make sure the attorney you choose has plenty of experience and professional qualifications, because they are not all created equally!  So I would say go with a lawyer if you can, but if you have to go with an attorney make sure they are highly qualified and experienced.  Does that make sense?  Hope it helps!