SERVICE

Public Sector Partners

Key contact

Morton Fraser Partner Suzanne Hardie
Suzanne Hardie
Partner
Suzanne is a partner, based in Edinburgh. 
0131 247 1325

We have in-depth experience working for the wider public sector, including non-departmental Government organisations, regulators, partner organisations, third sector partners and publicly owned companies.

Working in the public sector for decades, our entire team has in-depth experience and insight into working with clients such as Historic Environment Scotland, Scottish Canals and the UK Atomic Energy Authority.

Benefits we bring to you 

We understand the policies, governance and regulatory constraints that apply and help clients act within those.  We offer a bespoke Client Relationship Management service, building solid relationships and understanding clients’ needs, ensuring that we exceed expectations and deliver services in the way that they want. 

With over 80 specialists, our public sector team provides advice across a wide range of legal services.  But we do more than that.  With increasing constraints on the public purse, we are passionate about providing demonstrable value.

How we can help you 

  • We understand the needs of the wider public sector
  • We serve over a hundred public sector clients and partner organisations
  • We have over eighty specialists in our public sector team
  • We work to protect the public purse
  • We know how unique our clients are
  • We are constantly improving and innovating

Our role in the community

We are committed to socially responsible business practices and to giving back to the local community. Our objectives are well aligned with our public sector clients. Click here to learn more 

We love working with Morton Fraser. The firm is personable, transparent and incredibly easy to work with. Morton Fraser colleagues are an extended part of our staff team and are never more than an email or phone call away for any questions or queries- no matter how trivial
Alastair Davies
Chief Executive, Social Investment Scotland
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