Shivaji Shiva

Shivaji Shiva

Shivaji Shiva is head of charities and social enterprise at Michelmores Solicitors.  Prior to this he was a solicitor at Russell-Cooke.

 

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Catholic Care is not the only fruit

While the Catholic Care case captured all the headlines, the Equality Act exemptions also have other implications, such as for use of buildings, as Shivaji Shiva and Sarah Hayes explain.

Understanding the Public Services (Social Value) Act

Shivaji Shiva summarises the key points of the Public Services (Social Value) Act.

Incorporation: the advantages and disadvantages

The challenging economic climate has prompted many trustees to review their charity's financial position and thus poses the question: is it beneficial to establish the charity as a company in order to fall under the protection of limited liability?

Keeping the faith

Shivaji Shiva looks at governance issues in faith organisations. The first case to be heard by the Charity Tribunal was initiated earlier this year by a former trustee of Sivayogam, a Hindu charity that runs temples in Tooting and Wembley.

A shocked new trustee under a domineering chair

A shocked new trustee is amazed at how subservient the other trustees are to a domineering chair who has just fired the chief executive.

A new common purpose

An alternative approach to the management of intellectual property

Technical briefing - wills and art collections

A technical briefing on wills and art collections. Shivaji Shiva explores when art is art, and when it is charity?

Guarding assets: trade mark registration

In an increasingly crowded marketplace, charities must take care to ensure that they are not confused with other organisations. This can be achieved with a registered trade mark.

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