Expertise People Insight Careers Contact us Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resource Centre Dispute resolution and litigation for charities Charities Home Charities Dispute resolution Dispute resolution and litigation for charities Our charity solicitors work in collaboration with teams across the firm to resolve any difficulties arising throughout or at the end of a charity's life, whether in relation to wills, employment, property or litigation generally. We advise on: board and membership disputes employment disputes steps to protect assets contested legacies whereby a charity's entitlement under a will is challenged property disputes including adverse possession and dilapidations claims public law disputes including advising charities on judicial review debt recovery If there is an issue that you would like advice on, but it is not mentioned on the list, then please do not hesitate to contact us to find out how we can help you. Our clients and our work Examples of our work include: acting for a charity where a London borough sought to close it preventing the BBC airing footage which had the potential to damage a national charity's reputation providing advice and representation at the request of a beneficiary and in relation to threatened criminal charges advising in relation to a dispute over the ownership of a community interest company For more information please contact: Andrew Studd +44 (0)20 8394 6414 / Andrew.Studd@russell-cooke.co.uk People Insight Notable work News Videos and podcasts Recognition and memberships Charging information Events Contact us For advice on who to talk to, call +44 (0)20 3826 7510 Alternatively, email us Make an enquiry Find Russell-Cooke View maps E-updates 22/04/2021 Charity bulletin - April 2021 Key pages RC digital access Services A-Z People Contact us Client feedback About us Who we are Awards & accreditations Community involvement Diversity and inclusion Environmental commitment Members of Connect Follow us @RussellCooke Connect via LinkedIn Like us on Facebook Join us on YouTube RSS Russell-Cooke LLP © 2021. Authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (Registration No. 465322). Extranet Sitemap Legal notice Regulatory information Modern Slavery Statement Fraud and scams Our clients Cookies