Legal designations refer to specific titles or classifications assigned to individuals or entities within the legal system. These designations can indicate roles such as attorney, judge, or notary public, and they often come with particular responsibilities and authority. Understanding these titles helps clarify the functions and limitations of each role in legal proceedings. In addition to individual titles, legal designations can also apply to documents and agreements. For example, a contract may have designations like "binding" or "non-binding," which determine its enforceability. These classifications are essential for ensuring that all parties understand their rights and obligations under the law.