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Revision as of 10:55, 1 November 2013

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Background

Pinsent Masons is an international law firm, which is ranked one of the UK's top 20 firms.

It has offices in Aberdeen; Belfast; Birmingham; Edinburgh; Leeds; London; Manchester; Munich; Paris; Istanbul; Dubai; Qatar; Beijing; Hong Kong; Shanghai and Singapore.

Current activities

Lobbying government

Public Policy is the public affairs division of Pinsent Masons, providing 'tailored strategic public affairs advice on the business implications of legislation and regulation from Westminster and Whitehall, the Scottish Parliament and Scottish Government and the EU'. It is headed by Alastair Ross. [1]

People

  • Paul Rice, Partner - Head of Client Relationships, Energy & Natural Resources
  • Bob Ruddiman - Partner - Head of Energy & Natural Resources

Secondee to government working on Hinkley Point C application

  • Sophie Barr is a Pinsent Masons employee, who was seconded to the Office for Nuclear Development at the DECC from March 2012 until March 2013. Her role was as 'Head of Waste Transfer Contract', working on Development of the Government’s Waste Transfer Contract, application to Hinkley Point C. DECC said it makes a contribution to her salary. [2]

Clients

Affiliations

Contact, Resources and Notes

Contact

Address:30 Crown Place,
Earl Street, London,
Greater London, UK EC2A 4ES
Phone: (020) 7418 7000
Website:Website : www.pinsentmasons.com

Resources

Notes

  1. Public Policy, Pinsent Masons website, undated, acc 31 October 2013
  2. FOI request, Response dated 15 February 2013