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CareersThe Treasury Solicitor's Department is the largest provider of legal services across government, working with over 180 government departments and agencies. It also collects bona vacantia on behalf of the Crown. Our detailed knowledge of our exclusively public sector client base ensures that we deliver an unrivalled service.
TSol strives to be the best for its clients, the best in the business and the best for its people.
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with clients TSol works in partnership with a wide variety of departments. Find out more about TSol and its work. |
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for us With over 1000 people – half of whom are solicitors and barristers – TSol is a great place to work. |
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to TSol Our History There is a long tradition of legal advisors to the Crown and the State going back as far as the reign of King Ine in the sixth century. The post of Treasury Solicitor was first officially defined in 1661 with the appointment of John Rushworth, who was known as "the solicitor for negotiating and looking after the affairs of the Treasury". Litigation & Employment Group Advisory Division Bona Vacantia Legal Structure |
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with the legal profession TSol works with the Attorney General’s panels of counsel to undertake civil and EC work for all Government Departments. |
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with the public "Bona Vacantia" is the legal name for ownerless property that is passed to the Crown. TSol administers estates of people who die intestate and collect assets of dissolved companies and failed trusts. |
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