Colonel Rodney Walters, Secretary for Communications at The Salvation Army, honoured Philip Brewin, Director for Litigation at Nevett Ford, with a certificate of appreciation, marking Nevett Ford’s 40 years of dedicated service to The Salvation Army.
The Salvation Army first engaged Nevett Ford in the mid- 1980s, a partnership initially focused on legal services in employment law and workplace relations. Over time, this collaboration expanded to encompass migration and litigation matters, reflecting a deepening commitment between the organizations.
Founded in 1865 by William Booth, The Salvation Army is renowned globally for its steadfast dedication to assisting those in need. From providing shelter to the homeless to aiding disaster-stricken communities and advocating for social justice, The Salvation Army’s mission aligns closely with Nevett Ford’s ethos of ethical and respectful service to the community.
Nevett Ford, with over 150 years of proud legal service, stands as one of Victoria’s longest continually operating law firms. Renowned for its exceptional professional service and client-centric approach, the firm’s commitment to tailored solutions remains unwavering.
Throughout the decades, the relationship between The Salvation Army and Nevett Ford has flourished, epitomizing the firm’s pledge to support its clients “Every Step of the Way.” This enduring partnership reflects both organizations’ shared values of respect, integrity, and commitment to making a positive difference in the community.
We look forward to working closely with the Salvation Army for the next 40 years and beyond