The first one's fine. I find the second one a little touchy-feely and *with* just seems unnecessary. The *with* is implied in the definition of the word.Fern said:This is one of those things that sounds strange to my ear when reading it back.
Do you say one has. . .
consulted an attorney
or
consulted with an attorney
Fern said:This is one of those things that sounds strange to my ear when reading it back.
Do you say one has. . .
consulted an attorney
or
consulted with an attorney