house counsel

n. any attorney who works only for a particular business. (See: general counsel)

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House Judiciary Chairman Jerrold Nadler issued subpoenas for documents and testimony from Hicks, former White House communications director, and Donaldson, a former aide in the White House counsel's office, last month.

Ex-White House aides told to defy House subpoenas

Summary: Washington [US], June 4 (ANI): The Democrats-controlled House is expected to vote on June 11 to hold US Attorney General William Barr and former White House counsel Don McGahn in contempt of Congress.

US: House to vote on holding William Barr in contempt of Congress

25, 2016, McGahn was named White House Counsel and served in that capacity until Oct.

McGahn Ignores Congressional Subpoena

White House counsel Pat Cipollone officially began his job last week after his security clearance review was completed.

Report: White House Preparing for 'Knock-down, Drag-out Fight' with New House

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Chubb elects Liz Daly as SVP & house counsel manager

Attorneys admitted or otherwise authorized in other countries could act as authorized house counsel for companies located in Florida under Bar rule amendments approved by the Board of Governors.

Bar eyes expanding house counsel rule

Each Your House Counsel Member Firm is independent and has a relationship partner dedicated to your relationship and your work.

The Insurance Industry Is Changing -- Are You Changing With It?

DeLeo last Thursday night confirmed that a House employee had brought a complaint against a member to House counsel two weeks ago.

Fresolo: I'll be rep `for a long time'

"But [he] recognizes Cheney/Addington as his client." Nevertheless, with former White House counsel, now attorney general, Alberto Gonzales generally inclined to see things the White House's way, it's hard to envision his department vigorously resisting the controversial philosophies of Cheney and his network.

Cheney's dead-enders: Rumsfeld is gone, but the veep's other loyalists remain

In August 2002, before the invasion of Iraq, he hosted White House Counsel Alberto Gonzalez at a class attended by young military officers.

Beware Alberto Gonzalez

Potential savings can be realized from effective use of house counsel, where size justifies this approach.

Be prepared: insurers need ways to monitor their operations and results so they don't fall apart amid the clamor for lower prices and better terms that comes with a soft market