Legal Definitions - in-house counsel

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Definition of in-house counsel

In-house counsel is a lawyer who works for a company and handles its legal matters. They represent the company in legal cases and receive a salary from the company.

ABC Corporation has an in-house counsel who advises the company on legal issues and represents them in court.
XYZ Inc. hired an in-house counsel to handle their legal affairs instead of outsourcing to a law firm.

These examples illustrate how in-house counsel work for a specific company and are responsible for handling all legal matters related to that company. They provide legal advice and representation to the company in various legal proceedings.

The end of law is not to abolish or restrain, but to preserve and enlarge freedom.

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Term: in-house counsel

Definition: In-house counsel is a lawyer who works for a company and helps with its legal issues. They represent the company in legal cases and get paid a salary by the company. They are also called house counsel, inside counsel, or corporate counsel.

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