Location: Fully RemoteRate: Competitive Hourly Rate Day rateContract: Temporary / LocumWorking Pattern: Fully Remote
The Role
As a Charities Lawyer Locum, you will provide specialist legal support to a highly regarded team advising charities, not-for-profit organisations, educational institutions and other third-sector clients. The successful candidate will manage a varied caseload, providing both day-to-day advice and support on strategic projects including governance matters, restructures and collaborations.
Key Responsibilities
Advising charities and not-for-profit organisations on a broad range of charity law matters
Providing guidance on constitutional, regulatory and governance issues
Advising on charity mergers, restructures and collaborative arrangements
Supporting clients with fundraising, trading and commercial agreements
Liaising with trustees, senior stakeholders and regulatory bodies, including the Charity Commission
Delivering practical, commercial and solution-focused legal advice
Skills & Experience Required
Essential
Qualified Solicitor with significant experience in charity law
Strong knowledge of charity structures and not-for-profit organisations
Experience advising on governance, regulatory and constitutional matters
Experience handling mergers, restructures, fundraising and commercial agreements
Excellent client relationship and stakeholder management skills
Ability to work independently and integrate quickly into an established team
Desirable
5+ years' PQE within charity law
Previous experience advising clients within the education and/or sports sectors
Prior locum or interim legal experience
Experience supporting complex strategic projects and organisational change
What's on Offer
Competitive hourly rate/ day rate
Fully Remote Working
Opportunity to join a nationally recognised specialist team
High-quality and varied caseload
Start on short-notice
Friendly and collaborative working environment
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