Why do attorneys often use the title Esquire in their business cards and letterheads?
Why do attorneys often use the title Esquire in their business cards and letterheads?
Because those kinds of attorneys are conceited and pretentious.
There’s a great article about this on abovethelaw.com entitled “Get Over Yourself and Stop Calling Yourself Esquire”:
https://abovethelaw.com/2019/01/get-over-yourself-and-stop-calling-yourself-esquire/
In a similar vein, you’ll see attorneys that will refer to themselves as “Senior Litigator,” or “Lead Litigator” or “Lead Counsel” that are self-ascribed titles that mean nothing.
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