general counsel

Finally, they went to the university's general counsel, who called the police.

Her mother is a vice president and the general counsel of the company.

She became senior vice president and general counsel in 1984.

In 1980 he was named a vice president and general counsel.

He was an Assistant to the general counsel from 1937 to 1958.

He rose to become general counsel and then, in 1970, chief executive.

John, 35, a lawyer, is general counsel to the family business.

He will also retain his position as general counsel to the company.

In 1997 he joined the secretary of state's office as general counsel.

He joined the company in 1931, at age 25, as general counsel and secretary.

In 1950, he left private practice to become general counsel of the clinic.

He called his own lawyer - the general counsel at the firm.

In recent years he was general counsel of the company's domestic operations.

He was named outside general counsel of the company in February 1995.

He stayed for 35 years, rising to general counsel in 1966.

"This is not a happy day for the general counsels" of the phone companies, he said.

"Neither the legal department, nor the general counsel was involved in any way."

He also refused to deal with the general counsel on all other matters.

He told us the hospital had called him in because he's their general counsel."

So the six to nine months later, the general counsel comes in and says, It's settled?

She returned to Utah as general counsel to a major health care company.

Some management shifts are already taking place, including a change in the firm's general counsel.

He retired as senior vice president, general counsel and a director in 1977.

General Counsel is also appointed the same way as the first two officers.

His father was a prosecutor, then the general counsel for a utility.