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Daniel Lewis

Email: daniel.lewis@wrigleys.co.uk

Telephone: 0113 204 5717

Office: Leeds

Department: Charities and Social Economy

Position: Associate

Areas of practice:

Daniel qualified as a solicitor into the Charities and Social Economy team in September 2020, having trained at Wrigleys.

Daniel has experience working with a range of charitable organisations and social enterprises, including community benefit societies and community interest companies, advising on formation, structures, governance and trustee duties. Daniel is a member of the firm’s community-led housing, students’ unions and societies teams.

Professional memberships:

Daniel is a member of the Charity Law Association and co-chairs the Wrigleys fundraising committee.

Publications:

Daniel has written the following articles:

Political activity, campaigning and students’ unions: what is permitted?

What support is available for community-led housing groups?

External contributions to publications

Co-author of the article 'The collapse of Kids Company' for the Charity Finance Yearbook 2022.

Co-author of the article 'High Court victory for Kids Company' featured on Brewin Dolphin.


21 Jul 2026
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The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 and community-led housing

Does the Renters' Rights Act apply to your community land trust, housing co-operative or cohousing group?

14 Jul 2026
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Wrigleys solicitors welcomes Chloe Mirfin as Managing Associate

Wrigleys Solicitors welcomes Chloe Mirfin as Managing Associate in our property department, strengthening the firm's rural team expertise.

07 Jul 2026
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The heat is on for landlords: Government interim response to MEES in the non-domestic private rented sector

New MEES rules would require larger rented commercial properties to achieve an EPC B rating by 2031, while smaller properties remain at the E rating.