Working With our Leading Team of Charity Law & Education Solicitors
Because we have been acting for charities and not for profit organisations, schools and other education providers for many decades, we have an in-depth and hands-on understanding of the challenges that you face and the sector in which your organisation operates.
You will benefit from our in-depth and up-to-date knowledge and understanding of the charity and education sectors, including working with regulators and bodies such as The Charity Commission, and, if required, will also be able to draw on the specialist expertise of our colleagues in areas such as Corporate & Commercial, Employment Law, Dispute Resolution, Commercial Property and Planning & Environmental Law.
Our relationships with other leading professional services firms across the Thames Valley and our experience in working closely with other advisers who may be representing you, including consultants in the charity and education sectors, can also help to ensure a smoother process and minimise the likelihood and impact of any unforeseen issues or costly delays.
Trusted Expertise & Experience in Charity Law & Education
We continue to be recommended in The Legal 500, in the area of ‘Charities and Not-for-Profit’ and ‘Education’, and have previously been nationally recognised in Chambers UK, whilst our successful approach and lasting professional relationships are evident in the excellent feedback that our clients kindly continue to share.
Members of our Charity Law team regularly attend and/or speak at sector focused events. These have included a national accountancy firm’s charities conference, the Telegraph Festival of Education, the Berkshire Community Foundation’s annual charities symposium and our own charity law seminars, which have welcomed board-level speakers from several national charities.
As a firm we are proud to have donated close to £100,000 to local charities in recent years, while continuing to support a wide range of local and national causes, including helping to raise more than £1.5 million for Cancer Research UK.