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Sylvie Nunn is a partner in our charity and social economy team

Sylvie is over 18 years qualified and is a partner at Wrigleys. She advises on a wide range of charity law matters, including the establishment of charities, trustee duties and governance, restructuring, trading issues and setting up and running trading subsidiaries, fundraising and commercial participation, charity law considerations for religious organisations, issues concerning heritage charities (particularly stately homes), Gift Aid and general advice on tax-efficient giving (and anti-avoidance provisions), public benefit, issues facing schools, cross-border issues, disputes involving charities and mergers between charities.

Sylvie is recognised as a first tier charity lawyer (band 1) in the national legal directory Chambers & Partners. She is a member of the Executive Committee of the Charity Law Association. She is also a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) and is trustee and/or honorary company secretary of a number of charities and sector bodies.

Sue King is a partner in our employment team

Sue advises charities and other not for profit, voluntary and community organisations and social enterprises on all aspects of employment law including strategic issues involving TUPE and restructuring.

Sue has experience of advising on severance packages and on senior executive service agreements. She also represents employers throughout the Employment Tribunal process.

She manages Wrigleys HR Response, our telephone and email employment law helpline for charities including academies and independent schools.

Claire Taylor is a consultant in our charities and social economy team

Claire acts as a consultant for Wrigleys alongside her main role at Lincoln Cathedral where she has been since 2018.

At Lincoln Cathedral, Claire has undertaken a review of the Cathedral’s organisation and governance structures. Requiring knowledge of ecclesiastical corporations, limited companies, CIOs, trusts and membership organisations.

Claire is working with the Chapter Clerk to prepare for the implementation of the new Cathedral’s Measure.

Claire has created a Cathedral-wide Policy Index and implemented processes to ensure its maintenance and regularly writes Cathedral policies for approval by Chapter.

Claire also manages a team of over 600 Cathedral volunteers across more than 30 teams and has introduced new induction and training processes and materials for all Cathedral staff and volunteers

Outside of work Claire is the Vice Chair of Trustees for EDAN Lincs Domestic Abuse Service, a registered charity which provides support and assistance to women, men and children suffering, or fleeing from domestic abuse.