University names six firms to £4m legal services panel

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The University of Sheffield has appointed six law firms to a legal services framework worth an estimated £4m.

Details: 01.Nov.2022

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The university said the purpose of the framework was “to create a relationship with the selected legal firms based on an understanding of the university's practices and culture that will deliver the highest quality outputs while offering value for money”.

Each firm is expected to provide a comprehensive service under the following categories: