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Anthony Collins Solicitors climb charity law rankings (1)
The specialist law firm has climbed the rankings for a third year running, having won 14 additional large charity clients. According to the recently released directory, Anthony Collins Solicitors has […]
Suited for Success
It was this problem that Sarah Greenhalgh and Julie McGuigan from Anthony Collins Solicitors, together with other young professionals from Birmingham, decided to tackle and from this has arisen – […]
Collaborating for growth: how playing “team” can deliver
We discussed how they were using their resources to generate income, which service areas they were best at collaborating in and their experience/role in collaborative ventures. Together we had a […]
Anthony Collins Solicitors named as top-six legal advisor to the UK’s top charities
According to the recently released directory, Anthony Collins Solicitors has for the second year running taken on more new top 3,000 charity clients than any of the other top 20 […]
Strong support for mutuals and social enterprise
Tracy Giles joined us in August. Most recently, Tracy was part of the team working on social enterprise “spin outs” in the health sector at Capsticks, before developing her own consultancy. […]
Anthony Collins Solicitors helps Meningitis Now to raise awareness of meningitis amongst students
Meningitis is the inflammation of the membranes that surround and protect the brain and spinal cord, and can be viral or bacterial. It is potentially fatal and can also result […]
Anthony Collins Solicitors announces performance in Chambers 2018 guide
The firm achieved Band 1 ranking in three practice areas, becoming the only firm to rank in the Chambers guide in Birmingham with a child-care practice, along with rankings for […]
SEN and Academies
Broadly speaking, for newer Academies (formed after the Academies Act 2010 came into force) there will be a clause in the contract between the Academy and the Secretary of State, […]
Competitive dialogue
At its worst, competitive dialogue can be slow, time-consuming, and painfully expensive for all involved. The EU procurement rules limit the use of competitive dialogue to “particularly complex” contracts. It […]
MIAMS, Mediation and The Children and Families Act 2014
People are understandably anxious about how their assets will be divided, what will happen to the family home and who will care for the children. As well as starting divorce […]
The importance of clarity in your Will
The death of a loved is an extremely difficult time for all involved and this is made worse if there is confusion surrounding the wishes of the deceased. Stubbornness and […]