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'opposing counsel' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the lawyer who is representing the other party in a court case or legal dispute. For example: "My opposing counsel argued that I had failed to meet my legal obligations."
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Brian Dennehy guest stars as the opposing counsel.
Negotiated with opposing counsel concerning settlement and various litigation disputes.
On this point alone, his opposing counsel agreed.
Mr. Doar immediately notified the judge and the opposing counsel.
Opposing counsel has been known to quietly suggest that his clients consider finding a new lawyer.
That should be addressed with a provision allowing opposing counsel to waive a judge's disqualification.
(Boies and Olson supported the arrangement; their opposing counsel argued vigorously against it).
The judge in the case excoriated the opposing counsel for his remarks, and levied a fine.
Did they ask whether it was appropriate to do so without informing opposing counsel?
At one point, he informed opposing counsel that some documents it sought had been destroyed.
The opposing counsel saw Ms. Davis's profile on Match.com and wrote to ask if she remembered him.
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