co·coun·sel()kō-ˈkau̇n(t)-səl
co-counsel如何读
co-counsel英英释义
noun
one who shares with one or more others the duties of providing counsel and especially legal counsel to someone
The judge … did agree to appoint another lawyer to serve as co-counsel with Mr. Smith.—Jennifer Feehan
noun
one who shares with one or more others the duties of providing counsel and especially legal counsel to someone
The judge … did agree to appoint another lawyer to serve as co-counsel with Mr. Smith.—Jennifer Feehan
co-counsel词源英文解释
The first known use of cocounsel was in 1847
co-counsel 例句
1 Mesereau cocounsel Kathleen Bliss said at a hearing last week.
2 Relying in part on the text messages collected from Michelle's phone, Rayburn and her cocounsel, Maryclare Flynn, described her as a lonely, calculating girl who killed an ambivalent boy to win the attention of her peers.