Senior Counsel means a legal practitioner appointed by the President as a Senior Counsel of Namibia in terms of section 79(3) of the Legal Practitioners Act, 1995 (Act No. 15 of 1995).
Senior Counsel means a barrister in active practice who is entitled to use the post-nominals QC or SC in any one or more superior court in the Commonwealth of Australia or the Dominion of New Zealand.
Senior Counsel means a Senior Counsel to be mutually agreed upon by Keystone and the Insured or, in the absence of agreement, to be appointed by the current President of the Law Society in the Australian State or Territory in which this Policy is issued.
Examples of Senior Counsel in a sentence
Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx is Senior Counsel with focus on Banks, Corporate Compliance & Investigations at BonelliErede, and can be contacted at xxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx.
Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx is Senior Counsel, Financial Regulation at Xxxxxxxxx and May and can be contacted at xxxxxxxx.xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.
More Definitions of Senior Counsel
Senior Counsel means a senior lawyer to be mutually agreed upon by the parties, or in the absence of agreement, to be appointed by the Chair/President of the Bar Association, Law Society, or equivalent organisation in the jurisdiction in which the Policy is issued.
Senior Counsel means a barrister in active practice who is entitled to use the post nominals Q.C. or S.C. in any one or more superior court in Australia orNew Zealand.
Senior Counsel means an advocate upon whom the President has conferred the rank of Senior Counsel;
Senior Counsel means a practising barrister who is entitled to use the post- nominals QC or SC.
Senior Counsel means a senior lawyer to be mutually agreed between Lumley and the Insured. In the absence of such agreement, the Senior Counsel shall be selected by the President of the New Zealand Bar Association from a list of three nominations from each of Lumley and the Insured.
Senior Counsel means and includes senior counsel appointed as such in
Senior Counsel means the most senior counsel retained by the Lawyers in respect of the Claims (or an Action, if then on foot). If no senior counsel has been retained, the senior counsel must be a barrister selected by agreement of the Funder and the Representative or, in the absence of such agreement, an individual selected by the President of the Law Society of the State at the instigation of the Lawyers.