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Your problems …
Decision makers in the education sector, in managing strategic
planning and dealing with day to day practicalities, frequently
have to grapple with a wide variety of legal issues:
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Are we structured properly to run the business,
hold our property and achieve our objects? |
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Would our contracts of employment stand
up if there was a dispute? |
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Are we charitable in law? |
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Are there any legal problems in the ways
in which we are using the income from endowments? |
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Are there any problems in the
way in which we are holding and using information about
students and parents and staff? |
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Should we be considering a merger or a
restructuring, and if so, what are the implications? |
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Charles Russell is recognised as one of the leading charity
law firms in the country. We have been active in the education
sector for decades and act for many well-known schools, colleges,
universities and other educational organisations. From our
offices in London, Guildford, Cheltenham and Oxford we work
closely with our clients to provide practical solutions to
such problems.
The big picture
The proposed new charities legislation will have a very significant
impact on education charities. The Education Group has been
actively involved in the consultation process and is well
placed to advise clients on the opportunities and problem
areas which the new proposals present.
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