We take the view that whilst legal advice is a necessary evil in a highly regulated sector and this represents an obvious business opportunity for us, it is not an opportunity which we seek to ruthlessly exploit, but rather enables us to form business partnerships which are genuinely cost effective and deliver high quality advice in a very targeted way. To achieve that objective of creating partnerships we have developed a range of fixed fee advice and training courses which are not only extraordinarily competitively priced, but also designed to support and develop your own staff and reduce your reliance on external legal advice.
In the South West we work closely with The Personnel and Training Officer Group (PATOG) and the regional office of The National Housing Federation. Our lead partner in the team is Simon Sanger-Anderson who has advised on legal issues in the sector for more than 20 years and was for many years a housing association tenant. He is currently Chair of Devon & Cornwall Housing Association and on the Board of its commercial property subsidiary, Westco.
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