Pinsent Masons LLP
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Pinsent Masons LLP handles a broad range of commercial contracts work, with notable strength in public sector mandates and sector-driven advice across retail, sport and TMT. The firm is particularly active on high-value outsourcing, procurement and transformation projects, including complex matters for major UK government departments and global consumer brands. Samantha Livesey, who splits her time between London and Manchester, leads on work for retail and consumer-facing clients, while Simon Colvin heads the public procurement offering. Other key figures include Andrew Brydon, who focuses on TMT mandates. The team has nationwide strength; Birmingham-based Clare Francis, in particular, comes particularly recommended. Laura Ayre leads on high-value commercial contracts and supply chain projects, advising major clients on international logistics, outsourcing, joint ventures, and sustainability initiatives.
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Testimonials
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- 'We found that the team really understood our project and its requirements, and were therefore able to pitch their work at the right level, offering a very sensible fee quote (which was competitive in the market), a suitable degree of hands-on support throughout the project, and an excellent level of client care. They worked collaboratively with us, forming a cohesive unit with the project team to ensure that the project was delivered effectively and to a high standard.'
- 'The team has been unbelievably helpful in dealing with a complex and historical contract, which has become very difficult to manage. They have shared their internal resources with me, which helps to navigate this contract, which has been a huge value add for me. They have also given clear and direct advice (in writing and over the telephone) and given us helpful strategy and direction, involving other teams (litigation and competition) where necessary.'
Key clients
- Rolls-Royce
- Ministry of Justice
Work highlights
Advised Aston University in relation to a multi-party collaboration agreement (21 parties) which covers the next UKRI-funded stage of the Supergen Bioenergy Hub which is based at the University.