More About Attorney
Attorney is a type family from Schriftlabor, originally developed by Austrian designer Viktor Solt-Bittner as a custom font for a law firm. It combines unconventional but systematic serif placement with hard corners and a clean overall design.
The family includes nine weights from Extralight to Black, each with a matching italic, for a total of 18 styles. The product data also notes multiple figure sets, small caps, many alternative forms through OpenType features, and a full Cyrillic glyph set reviewed by professional script natives.
What is Attorney used for?
Attorney is positioned as a modern serif family with a legal connection, and the product tags and samples suggest it can work well for editorial display, posters, technical-looking typography, and other design work that needs a structured, distinctive serif voice.
Key Features
- Produced and published by Schriftlabor
- Designed by Austrian designer Viktor Solt-Bittner
- Nine weights from Extralight to Black
- Matching italics for every weight, totaling 18 styles
- Modern/contemporary serif family with square, slab, semi-serif, and technical tag cues
- Multiple figure sets, small caps, and alternative forms via OpenType features
- Full Cyrillic glyph set noted in the product description
Attorney FAQs
How many styles are included in Attorney?
Attorney includes 18 styles total: nine weights and matching italics.
What is the range of weights?
The family ranges from Extralight to Black.
Who published Attorney?
Attorney is produced and published by Schriftlabor.
Does Attorney include Cyrillic characters?
Yes. The product description says it includes a full Cyrillic glyph set.
Is Attorney a display or text font?
The product page tags and previews point to a display-friendly modern serif style.
