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Trowers reappointed to Peabody panel

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Trowers & Hamlins has been reappointed to Peabody’s legal panel

The Housing Forum celebrates another example of members working in partnership with the news that international law firm Trowers & Hamlins has been reappointed to Peabody’s legal panel.

As one of the oldest and largest not-for-profit housing associations in the UK, Peabody is responsible for more than 104,000 homes and 220,000 customers across London and the Home Counties. The new panel will run for four years.

Trowers has been appointed to the following Lots:

• Lot 2 – Development and Construction
• Lot 3 – Corporate, Commercial and Governance
• Lot 4 – Corporate Finance and Treasury

Senior Partner Sara Bailey, commented: “We have a long history of working with Peabody, so we are thrilled to once again be appointed to its legal panel. We look forward to supporting Peabody to meet the needs of its residents and helping to continue to make a positive difference to the communities they serve throughout London and the Home Counties.”

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