Co-Counsel
/ˌkoʊ ˈkaʊn·səl/
Definitions
- (n.) An attorney who assists the primary counsel in a legal case, often sharing responsibilities and collaborating on strategy.
The defendant hired co-counsel to strengthen the legal team during the complex litigation.
Forms
- co-counsel
- co-counsels
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Commentary
Co-counsel typically denotes collaborative legal representation; clarity in agreements on roles and responsibilities is advisable.
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