Christmas traditionally is a time for giving. Santa is very lucky – he does not need to worry about the tax implications of delivering gif...
Where a charity intends to let or sell (ie dispose of) charity land, there are some statutory rules that apply to the process and the questi...
Being injured in an incident that wasn’t your fault could happen to anyone, anywhere - Even the rich and famous can’t always escape pers...
The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers recently asked NHS Resolution to provide data on what causes clinical negligence claims. The fin...
The new Charity Governance Code (the Code) was published in July 2017. It has been drafted in response to recent high profile charity fundra...
Suffering a personal injury that wasn’t your fault or experiencing medical negligence can be stressful and difficult to live with. If you�...
We are delighted to announce that Fisher Jones Greenwood has been ‘highly commended’ for our pro bono work in the LawWorks annual Pro Bo...
Every year Fisher Jones Greenwood are proud to take part in the St Helena Hospice Wills month Campaign which encourages people to make sure ...
Suitability of the premises It is important to know the extent of the property included in the lease to ensure that you have access to e...
The Charities Aid Foundation 2017 Social Landscape revealed an increasing number of charities are struggling to survive. Many charities are ...
Since spring we have been trialling new communication messages on both our cold and warm appeals. Previously we only gave existing and po...
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force on 25 May 2018. All charities will be required to comply with them. In light ...
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