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Anthony Collins Solicitor’s Carole Burgher appointed as District Judge
The Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales has deployed her to the South Eastern Circuit, based at Milton Keynes County Court with effect from 6 May 2014. Carole who […]
Anthony Collins Solicitors chosen for the Child Brain Injury Trust legal support service
The move is part of a new national Legal Support Service being launched by the charity, where ACS will provide legal services and support to families facing the many varied […]
LGA report reveals councils could face £3.3bn reduction in government funding in 2016/17
Chris Plumley, Partner at Anthony Collins Solicitors (ACS) comments: “The Future funding outlook for councils 2019/20 report shows us that very difficult times still lie ahead for local government. Councils up and down […]
Anthony Collins Solicitors completes significant Community Asset Transfer for Big Local Partnership
[media id=694] It has been an epic journey made possible by the determination of the residents, the hard work of the community support organisation (CAATS) and the unwavering support of local […]
Strong performance in Legal 500 for Anthony Collins Solicitors
The firm successfully maintained its number of individuals listed as ‘leading individuals’ and increased the number of ‘next generation lawyers’ across a range of sectors and specialisms, including Ann Houghton and […]
Firm success in challenging conditions
The firm, which is built on a commitment to the promotion of social justice and making a positive difference to society, has also revealed an increase in profit from £2.3m […]
Landlords to ensure tenders are unambiguous if they are to avoid challenges from suppliers
Many landlords are now having to spend extra time and money providing detailed feedback to suppliers about unsuccessful tenders. So how can social landlords minimise the risk […]
New surveillance laws to affect social housing providers
It is vital to be aware of the procedures to be followed when acting under RIPA as getting it wrong can result in civil liability (such as a hefty fine) […]
Is the gateway to access Legal Aid Funding opening for victims of domestic violence?
Since April 2013 victims of domestic violence have had to provide “acceptable evidence” to obtain legal aid. This has led to difficulties for many victims accessing legal advice as they […]
Anthony Collins Solicitors climb charity law rankings
The specialist law firm has climbed the rankings for a fourth year running, having won 28 additional large charity clients. Shivaji Shiva, senior associate at Anthony Collins Solicitors, said: “We […]
Anthony Collins Solicitors reappointed as approved Charity Commission Interim Manager
The Charity Commission has the power to appoint an Interim Manager to act in the administration of a charity if it considers there has been misconduct or mismanagement. It “aims to […]
Asset transfers: Opportunities or liabilities? One week to go
Charities and community groups are increasingly choosing to take on asset transfers from local authorities as a means of acquiring property. However, without proper management, any property is at risk […]