Did George Washington have a lawyer?

Rusty Bell 65 said:
Did he need one?
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You tell me.

As a wealthy Virginia landowner and businessman, Washington was involved in various land disputes, estate managements, and business contracts throughout his life. When legal issues arose or contracts needed review in colonial and post-revolutionary Virginia, he retained local attorneys to represent his interests. For instance, Edmund Randolph (who later became his first Attorney General) successfully worked as a private attorney representing powerful clients, including Washington himself.
 
AProudLefty said:
You tell me.

As a wealthy Virginia landowner and businessman, Washington was involved in various land disputes, estate managements, and business contracts throughout his life. When legal issues arose or contracts needed review in colonial and post-revolutionary Virginia, he retained local attorneys to represent his interests. For instance, Edmund Randolph (who later became his first Attorney General) successfully worked as a private attorney representing powerful clients, including Washington himself.
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Then I guess he did.

What's your point?
 
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