Amy Tagoe

Overview

Amy has specialised in housing litigation since 2005 and became a Solicitor in 2008 after completing the Bar Vocational Course. She has been with MSB’s Social Housing and Regeneration Team since February 2021, bringing expertise in areas such as Housing Management, Anti-Social Behaviour, Compliance-based Litigation, Possession Claims and Disrepair. Amy regularly delivers client training, holds legal drop-in surgeries, and offers free legal advice during estate walkarounds. In 2024, Amy led the creation of a dedicated social media platform for the team, which has grown to over 1200 followers, sharing case law updates and team achievements. Amy drafts the team’s newsletter, coordinates content, and ensures junior staff gain valuable publication experience. Throughout her career, Amy has worked on high-profile appeals, including one in the Court of Appeal that reshaped how anti-social behaviour cases are considered by the court. Her passion for housing litigation is evident in her continued focus on social housing, and she is dedicated to advancing both the legal profession and client service

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG)

Amy plays a key role in fostering team wellbeing by implementing daily 'park walks' and celebrating team milestones, from birthdays to new homes, often baking cakes for the occasion. Her efforts help boost morale and create a supportive, inclusive work environment, which ultimately benefits clients. Amy is also dedicated to social responsibility, actively participating in charity events, garden clean-ups, and fundraising, while encouraging junior staff to participate in corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives. Beyond her team, Amy has made significant contributions as a board member of Women in Social Housing North West, earning the North West Member of the Year award for her dedication. She organises training, networking events, and was recently appointed Vice Chair. Amy is also an active member of Women in Property North West, connecting the two organisations and supporting women in social housing and the legal profession, helping to break down barriers for future generations.