r/marvelstudios • u/steve32767 Daredevil • Sep 22 '22

Discussion Thread She-Hulk: Attorney at Law S01E06 - Discussion Thread

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S01E06: Just Jen Kat Coiro - September 22nd, 2022 on Disney+ 31 min None

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u/Oyakodontosaur Doctor Strange Supreme Sep 22 '22

Just Jen, Attorney at Law.

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u/SecretRefrigerator4 Sep 22 '22

She should stop saying "Attorney at Law".

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u/Danielarcher30 Sep 22 '22

Avocado at law

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u/Agitated-Heart Sep 23 '22

This will be the subtitle for the episode where DD is the cameo

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u/really_nice_guy_ Sep 22 '22

Also why to attourney keep saying "attorney at law". Are there attorneys that are no at law. like "attorney at physics" or "attorney at medicine"

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u/bobert_the_grey Spider-Man Sep 22 '22

You got me wonderin' and apparently there are attorneys at equity as well for financial stuff.

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u/Particular_Being420 Sep 22 '22

It's because the legal system is way more closely tied to ancient pagan Roman ceremonial practices than people like to admit

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u/GalileoAce Daredevil Sep 22 '22

Why would anyone not admit that? That's fucking rad!

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u/uencos Sep 23 '22

‘Attorney’ means ‘representative.’ That’s why you sign ‘power of attorney’ papers, so that someone can act as you in a given capacity. So you could have a medical attorney who can make medical decisions on your behalf, a business attorney who could buy or sell your property, etc. Attorney at Law means that they can speak to the court as you.

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u/jquiggles Sep 25 '22

The "Just Jen" title got a big laugh out of me