We have worked with Central Government over the last 25 years to deliver strategic projects and high profile matters of national importance. Recognised in the industry for the innovative technologies and approaches we develop, we can help government lawyers to keep projects and budgets on track, manage multi-stakeholder relationships and support agile working.
Public Sector
Insight, innovation and experience in the areas that matter to you.
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A successful history advising Central Government
Long description
With over 1600 lawyers with public sector experience, Pinsent Masons is independently recognised as one of the leading legal providers to the UK public sector. We understand how the public sector works, and know the challenges faced by those who see an increasing demand for services against a backdrop of greatly constrained resources.
We are fully committed to helping the public sector to deliver despite its difficult agenda in these fast-moving, unprecedented political times. We have worked with central government, including through projects for the Ministry of Justice, Highways England, DCMS and DWP, for over 30 years.
We also typically work with between 100 and 160 local authorities each year, delivering numerous projects under intense public and media scrutiny.
Our latest work
Our advisers act on domestic and international projects of all shapes and sizes, working with many of the leading names in the market. Browse our experience below, or use the filters to look-up recent work in particular geographies and industry sectors.
Out-Law / Public Sector
Simon Colvin
Partner, Head of Technology, Media and Telecoms
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Anne Bowden
Partner
Anne has a wealth of experience in working on structuring and delivering complex regeneration schemes.
Bridget Fleetwood
Legal Director
Bridget specialises in technology procurement and sourcing projects involving tech-enabled services or with an outsourcing component.
Scot Morrison
Partner
Scot specialises in, and has been at the forefront of developing, public/private joint ventures, partnerships and finance structures around property assets (development, housing and investment) and the provision of services.