Board counsel means an attorney designated by the board to provide legal counsel to the board and its staff in the conduct of the board's business;
Board counsel means the attorney assigned from the Office of the Attorney General for the purpose of advice on legal matters before the Board or a disciplinary panel.
Board counsel means the assistant attorney general who provides legal advice to the Board. “Board staff” means the executive director and the executive director’s designees.
Examples of Board counsel in a sentence
Copies of all pleadings and motions shall be served on Board counsel.
All parties listed below act as fiduciaries to one or more of the retirement plans, with the exception of Board counsel and certain private fund managers.
Board counsel may also include a proposed consent order to be agreed to by the individual.
Board counsel will notify individuals of the denial recommendation and the Board’s policy regarding requests to speak at Board meetings.
The Board must authorize reimbursement to members, Board staff and Board counsel for all reasonable and proper expenses incurred in performing their duties.
More Definitions of Board counsel
Board counsel means the assistant attorney general who provides legal advice to the Board.
Board counsel means the legal representative of the Board.
Board counsel means Greg Wilkes of O’Melveny & Myers LLP, in his capacity as counsel to the board of directors of ION Geophysical.
Board counsel means the assistant attorney general who pro- vides legal advice to the Board.
Board counsel. Philip G. Kaminsky, Assistant Shelby County Attorney, 1755 Kirby Parxxxx, Xxxxx 000, Xemphis, Tennessee 38120, or such othxx xxxxxx xx the Lessor may hereafter designate in writing to the Lessee.
Board counsel means the attorney assigned by the Office of the Attorney General to provide legal advice to the Board, and to represent the Board in legal matters and suits filed against and on behalf of the Board.
Board counsel means an attorney designated bythe board to provide legal counsel to the board and its staff in the conduct ofthe board's business;