Associate counsel definition
Associate counsel means an appointed attorney who does not have the
Associate counsel means an appointed attorney who does not have the primary responsibility for the case but nevertheless has casewide responsibility. Associate counsel must meet the same minimum qualifications as lead counsel.
Associate counsel means any person who meets the criteria set forth in rule 22(1) of the Rules of Procedure and Evidence (“Rules”) and has been appointed from the list of counsel or associate counsel by the counsel of the case to assist in the representation of the client.
Examples of Associate counsel in a sentence
In rendering its opinion, counsel for NetChannel may rely on certificates of governmental authorities and on opinions of Associate counsel.
Associate counsel joining in the representation of Clients can do so by signing an addendum that is incorporated as part of this Agreement.
Associate counsel may be employed at the discretion and at the expense of Attorney.