Pronunciation: /ˈlɔɪər ʌp/
noun a person who practices or studies law; attorney
A1 I need to lawyer up before signing this contract.
A2 She decided to lawyer up after being accused of theft.
B1 It's important to lawyer up when dealing with legal matters.
B2 The defendant chose to lawyer up with a high-profile attorney.
C1 He made the decision to lawyer up in order to protect his rights.
C2 The company decided to lawyer up in anticipation of a potential lawsuit.
verb to hire or consult with a lawyer in preparation for legal action or defense
A1 If you are in trouble, you should lawyer up.
A2 She decided to lawyer up when she found out she was being sued.
B1 It is important to lawyer up before signing any legal documents.
B2 The suspect chose to lawyer up immediately after being arrested.
C1 In complex legal cases, it is crucial to lawyer up with a knowledgeable attorney.
C2 The high-profile celebrity always makes sure to lawyer up with the best legal team available.
formal It is always advisable to lawyer up before signing any legal documents.
informal Dude, you better lawyer up before you go talk to the cops.
slang If you're in trouble, you gotta lawyer up, no questions asked.
figurative When facing a tough situation, sometimes you just need to lawyer up and defend yourself.
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