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| − | Esquire is the title in the United States commonly appended after the name of an attorney. In English law a title of dignity next above gentleman and below knight. This is the title also given to barristers at law and others in [[Britain]]. Abbreviation: Esq. | + | '''Esquire''' is the title in the United States commonly appended after the name of an attorney. In English law a title of dignity next above gentleman and below knight. This is the title also given to barristers at law and others in [[Britain]]. Abbreviation: Esq. |
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Latest revision as of 19:46, April 23, 2008
Esquire is the title in the United States commonly appended after the name of an attorney. In English law a title of dignity next above gentleman and below knight. This is the title also given to barristers at law and others in Britain. Abbreviation: Esq.