Definition of «one's outside counsel»

The term "outside counsel" refers to attorneys or law firms that are hired by a company, individual or organization to provide legal advice and representation in specific matters. In this context, "one's outside counsel" means the lawyer or law firm that is retained by an entity for their legal needs but not as part of their internal staff.

Sentences with «one's outside counsel»

With company budgets getting smaller, it's imperative that in - house counsel find more cost - effective ways to work with outside counsel on complex matters and litigation. (blogs.findlaw.com)
While there is nothing inherently problematic in the use of Outside Counsel Guidelines, there is reason for concern. (slaw.ca)
When I began my own practice, I spent several years as outside counsel for a property liability insurance carrier. (erothsteinlaw.com)
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