TLT LLP - Sector Focus

Sector Focus

TLT provides legal expertise to the following 7 sectors:

  • Financial Services

TLT advises banking institutions including Barclays Bank, Royal Bank of Scotland, Fortis Bank, ICICI Bank and Triodos Bank, Bank of Baroda, Bank of India, State Bank of India, Punjab National Bank (Hong Kong) and Punjab National Bank (International) Limited (London).

  • Leisure

TLT acts for pub companies, clubs, restaurants, hotel chains and visitor attractions including Punch Taverns and Merlin Entertainments.

  • Retail

TLT advises retailers including The Co-operative Group, TUI Travel plc and The Peacock Group.

  • Technology & Media

TLT works with large corporates as well as early stage organisations and advises companies including Everything Everywhere (formerly Orange).

  • Housing

TLT acts for property developers, contractors, and public sector organisations including Persimmon Homes, Swan Housing, Saxon Weald and Sovereign Housing.

  • Public Sector

TLT works with non-departmental public bodies, local authorities, central government agencies, police authorities and other public sector bodies including the Metropolitan Police Authority, Birmingham City Council, the Environment Agency and the Energy Saving Trust.

  • Renewable Energy

TLT advises developers, banks, utility companies, landowners, government agencies and government funded organisations on a broad range of disciplines to deliver advice on renewables projects. Clients include Triodos Renewables, Triodos Bank, Ecotricity Group, The Environment Agency and SLP Energy.

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