noun
- plural of cocounsel; lawyers who work together as joint counsel on a case
Usage: legal term; typically used in formal legal contexts
verb
- third-person singular present tense of cocounsel; to serve as cocounsel with another lawyer
Usage: legal term; less common than the noun form
Examples
- The two cocounsels presented their arguments to the judge.
- She cocounsels with her senior partner on all major litigation.
- The cocounsels agreed on the trial strategy before the hearing.
- Multiple cocounsels were appointed to represent the defendant.
- He cocounsels cases involving complex corporate law.