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Brachers (Part of Lawfront)

Brachers (Part of Lawfront)

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England - South East • Private client

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Charities and not-for-profit

With a cross-disciplinary team, Brachers (Part of Lawfront) is well equipped to deliver comprehensive support to charities and not-for-profit organisations across governance, compliance, employment, as well as property and funding matters. The practice is led by a trio of lawyers: Sarah Gaines, who takes the lead on property-related matters; Christopher Eriksson-Lee, who advises on a broad range of issues, including governance, structural reorganisations and setting up and converting charities; and Catherine Daw, whose specialisms lie in employment mandates, particularly advising healthcare providers and charities on trade union matters, collective issues and employment tribunal litigation.
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Témoignages

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  • 'Brachers provide accurate advice in a straightforward way that the charity trustees can understand and rely on. Their terms of engagement are very clear and fair.'

  • ‘Senior associate Helen Stonham is conscientious, well-informed, clear, friendly and trustworthy. She has noticed a specific and important detail in the legal documents pertaining to the property we are purchasing, which I think previous solicitors must have overlooked. I feel fully involved in the process, and Helen really understands the needs and concerns of the charity.’

  • 'Brachers has strong roots in the community and a well-earned reputation for trust, making it one of the first names that comes to mind when people think about legal advice.'

  • 'Katherine Dew is an exceptional employment lawyer, and Christopher Eriksson-Lee has a well-deserved reputation for excellence in his private client field.'

Clients clés

  • William Barrows Charity
  • Charities Aid Foundation Bank
  • Blackthorn Trust
  • Kent County Agricultural Society
  • Brachers Charitable Trust
  • Tunstall Village Hall
  • The Sir Percival Griffiths’ Tea Planter Trust
  • Kent Farmers Benevolent Fund

Points forts

Advised CAF Bank Limited on multi-million-pound combined loans to various charities.
Advising Margate Creative Land Trust on the acquisition for a mixed-use redevelopment in support of the objectives of the Thanet Local Plan.
Responsable de la pratique

Sarah Gaines; Christopher Eriksson-Lee; Catherine Daw

Autres avocats clés

Helen Stonham; Mary Rimmer