Charities

A consultant in Stone King's charities team, Ann Phillips is one of the most experienced and highly regarded practitioners in the charities sector. She has advised on countless significant matters including assisting large-scale charities with their global operations and international relationships.

Rosamund McCarthy is a leading practitioner with experience in a wide range of charity law issues. She has notable expertise advising clients on regulatory matters and inquiries, as well as assisting with corporate structuring and governance issues.

Rosamund has provided in-depth advice and support, with an understanding of the challenges being faced and the balance needed.

Rosamund has very extensive experience and a commitment to serving clients.

Daniel Harris has an expansive legacy dispute practice. He represents both national and international charities, often handling cross-border estate disputes.

Daniel is a go-to for cross-border legacy disputes.

Julian Blake maintains a particularly strong reputation for his social enterprise expertise and his advice on innovative projects and partnerships in the sector. In addition to his proficiency in questions of charity finance, public service commissioning and multiparty agreements, he has significant experience in the establishment and governance of charities.

Julian has strong sector knowledge and expertise.

Julian has provided precise, detailed, considered and highly effective advice.

Hannah Kubie advises charities and social enterprises on a variety of issues, including complex acquisitions and sales transactions, grant arrangements and social investments. She is head of the charity and social enterprise team at Stone King.

Hannah is a class act who cares enormously about the service she provides and that the clients are getting what they need.

We trust Hannah to provide excellent advice that is tailored to our culture and context.

Stephen Ravenscroft is a respected adviser to a range of charities, with a focus on those involved in education. His experience includes charity registrations, incorporations and governance matters, as well as complex financing and restructuring transactions. He is head of the firm's charity sector.

Tim Rutherford regularly advises religious institutions, heritage organisations and almshouses, along with other clients operating in the not-for-profit sector. His work covers a wide range of matters, such as mergers, governance advice and legacy issues.

Tom Murdoch advises a range of social enterprise and charity clients, including learned societies, think tanks and professional membership bodies. His practice includes assisting with significant investments and intra-organisational disputes, as well as registrations and reorganisations.

Tom has a deep and broad understanding of charity law and a range of relevant governance issues. He has a great ability to put himself in our shoes, and his responses are well-tailored and specific.

Reema Mathur possesses a strong reputation for her representation of a range of third-sector organisations. She centres her practice on the provision of advice to national and international charities on constitutional and operational matters, including mergers, asset transfers and trustee disputes.

Reema is brilliant. She is really switched on, knowledgeable and responsive.

Reema has a great understanding of the challenges charities face. She is always keen to talk through issues and fully gain an understanding before offering counsel.