on legal letterhead, i see the term "of counsel" outside partner's names on law firms. what does this mean? free lance attorney? non partner attorney?
Asked Feb 11, 2010
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What does "of counsel" mean
"Of counsel" is an Americanism that has been adopted by some UK law firms. It basically indicates a senior employee with status equivalent to a partner but who is not actually a partner of the firm.
Answered Feb 16, 2010
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