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Head of charities group, Farrer & Co from 2001
Anne-Marie Piper is head of the charities group at Farrer & Co law firm, and specialises in charity law. She acts for sponsors of new charities, directors, trustees and officers of existing charities and other not-for-profit bodies and individuals and companies wishing to make charitable gifts or do business with charities.
She joined Farrer & Co in 2001, and is founder, former secretary and former chair of the Charity Law Association.
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It is a fundamental principle of charity law that charities must be independent. In the final part of a three-part series Anne-Marie Piper and James Maloney examine some of the issues that arise when charities have a close relationship with third parties.
In the second part of a three-part series Anne-Marie Piper and James Maloney examine some of the issues that arise when the principle of independence becomes tested in collaborations.
It is a fundamental principle of charity law that charities must be independent. In a three-part series Anne-Marie Piper and James Maloney examine some of the issues that arise when the principle of independence becomes tested.
Anne-Marie Piper completes her overview of the governance and other issues arising for charities wishing or needing to trade.
Anne-Marie Piper continues her overview of the governance and other issues relating to charities wishing or needing to trade.
In a series of three articles, Anne-Marie Piper provides an overview of the governance and other issues relating to charities wishing or needing to trade.
Anne-Marie Piper of Farrer & Co LLP examines the things trustees thinking about trading need to know.
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