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Working in the charity and not-for-profit sector means balancing complex legal obligations with your commitment to purpose and public benefit. Our team brings together broad legal expertise with practical, real-world insight into the distinctive demands of this sector. Many of Tees’ solicitors have served as trustees or directors themselves, so they understand the pressures organisations face. At Tees, we help clients make confident, informed decisions that can stand up to scrutiny.
We advise a diverse range of clients, including:
We understand that every organisation is different, which is why we provide legal support that is tailored to your structure and needs.
As a full-service firm, we collaborate across legal disciplines to provide holistic support to your organisation. We regularly bring in expertise from across our firm:
Our clients in the charity and not-for-profit sector often face challenges that cross both legal and financial boundaries. At Tees, our lawyers work closely with our in-house team of independent financial advisers to provide coordinated advice. This collaborative approach means you receive clear, joined-up guidance on issues such as governance, funding arrangements, compliance and long-term planning. By bringing expertise together, we help organisations stay focused on their mission while managing responsibilities with confidence.

Having a team with such a diverse knowledge base working at Tees, it makes life very easy to make one call then get put in touch with the relevant person with the skill set required.
Legal 500 UK, 2026

Legal compliance is essential, but your purpose goes beyond the rules. We focus on delivering advice that supports your long-term impact whatever challenge you’re facing. We regularly support clients with:

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