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| The Treasury Solicitor's
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The tradition of legal advisors to the Crown and the State dates back as far as the reign of King Ine in the sixth century and the post of Treasury Solicitor was first officially defined in 1661. Early Treasury Solicitors undertook cases for the Crown, Secretaries of State and the Attorney General, and held the office of Director of Public Prosecutions, until it was formally separated under the Prosecution of Offences Act 1908. Today the Treasury Solicitor's Department provides
legal services to over 180 central government departments and other
publicly funded bodies in England and Wales, and collects bona vacantia
on behalf of the Crown. Our unique position within government and as a major player in the Government Legal Service, our talented and skilled employees, and our detailed knowledge of our exclusively public sector client base ensures that we deliver an unrivalled service. Dedicated Business Relationship Managers Working closely with our key and major clients to provide a service to meet individual client needs. Dedicated Relationship Managers provide a single co-ordination point. Responsive Service Modern IT, communications and support infrastructure to ensure professional client care Versatile resource to provide value-adding services such as training and client newsletters Experienced experts able to deliver on the unexpected Pro-active working with clients to prevent problems arising in the first place Local firms are utilised for litigation work outside of London where this provides best value for money and we administer and make use of the Attorney General's Panels of Counsel. Our Location We are based in London for easy access to the higher Courts. Please refer to this map.
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