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counsel

[koun-suhl] / ˈkaʊn səl /




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On New Years' Eve - more than a year into their relationship - he came to her house and told her he was going for anger management counselling.

From BBC

McCarney's counsel told the court that no bail application would be made saying that "no issues would be dealt with today that would be for the trial".

From BBC

But the initiative also helps staff who need support with physiotherapy, counselling and occupational health.

From BBC

Last June, Feldstein Soto tried to block the City Council from extending the contract without a competitive bidding process, a core tenet she has preached as the city’s elected legal counsel.

From Los Angeles Times

Typically, attorneys can take cases in states where they’re not licensed, but they need to partner with local counsel or get permission from the court.

From Los Angeles Times