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Lawyers committed to advising charities and social enterprises

The Legal 500 guide considers Wrigleys a top tier "leading charity law firm" and Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession has given the firm "premier ranking".

We are one of the few law firms in the country with dedicated lawyers working exclusively for charity and social enterprise clients.

Specialist legal advice from experienced charity solicitors

We specialise in advice for:

  • Charities;

  • Social enterprises;

  • Other voluntary, community and faith organisations; and

  • Schools and other further and higher education establishments.

At Wrigleys, we provide a wealth of information and legal advice concerning the Charities & Social Economy sector. To ensure you stay informed of the latest developments and trends in this field, we recommend visiting our Charity & Social Economy News section, which offers up-to-date news and insights.

Acevo premium partner 2024

‘The team have always gone the extra mile to assist our trusts and trustees. We have felt to be in the hands of experts.’

Legal 500 (2024)


'Wrigleys have experienced and knowledgeable personnel in the charities space, which makes them a strong player in this field.'

Chambers and Partners (2024)

 
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Clare Lawrence

Direct Line: 0113 204 1101

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Leeds

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Malcolm Lynch

Direct Line: 0113 204 5724 | 07768901793

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Leeds

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Elizabeth Wilson

Direct Line: 0113 204 5721

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Leeds

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