Established in 2012 by the Alliance, Sport England, Sport Wales and UK Sport, the Framework aims to make it easier for organisations to identify high quality legal firms at fair rates.
Part of this initiative is a Pro-Bono Fund where organisations can receive up to £5,000 worth of free advice per year.
Committing to good governance has never been more important and the Alliance is delighted to confirm a number of changes to help more organisations navigate their way through the pandemic.
So, what’s changed?
How to apply
Contact our Governance team for further information and a copy of the application form.
Once an application is successful, 15 approved law firms are contacted to confirm who is available to provide advice on the matter.
When a firm confirms they are able to help, we will put you in touch with the relevant organisation and you can liaise directly with each other from this point onwards.
When contacting firms, don’t forget to let them know that it’s as a result of their appointment to the Framework as this will make sure you’re eligible for discounted fees.
Learn more about the Legal Panel Framework today.
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