What is the difference between attorney and lawyer?

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They are the same,, in the UK we have lawyers or solicitors and in the US they are called an attorney.

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I believe a lawyer is someone who has the qualifications to practice law (be a prosector or defense attorney) because they got the degree and passed the state bar exam. An attorney is a lawyer who actively practices law (they work in the law field). So, every attorney is a lawyer but not every lawyer is an attorney.

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Lawyer and attorney is the same meaning. They mean both of consultant lawyer and lawyer in court.

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Hi Jacob!
How are you doing?
In the United States:
Attorney= Lawyer
So, an attorney is a lawyer, especially one who can represent somebody in a court.

I hope this helps!
Keep up the good work.

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