James Maloney
James advises a broad range of charities and other organisations, including grant-making charities, museums, higher education institutions, faith-based organisations, sports governing bodies and livery companies. He gives advice on issues such as the formation and registration of new charities, charity mergers, constitutional matters, governance, fundraising and trading. James is a regular member of CLA working parties responding to Charity Commission consultations, most recently on charities and investment (for which he acted as secretary) and on the advancement of amateur sport. He is a charity trustee and regularly speaks at conferences and seminars on issues affecting the sector. · Farrer & Co
About
James advises a broad range of charities and not-for-profit organisations — including grant-making charities, museums, higher education institutions, faith-based organisations, sports governing bodies and livery companies — on formation and registration, charity mergers, constitutional matters, governance, fundraising and trading. He is active in Charity Law Association working parties responding to Charity Commission consultations (having acted as secretary on charities and investment), is a charity trustee, regularly speaks at sector events, and trained at Farrer & Co, qualifying into the Charity and Community team in September 2005 after a secondment as sole in-house lawyer at the Science Museum.
Practice areas
Office
Expertise
Education
- University of Manchester (BA English Language and Literature)
- College of Law, London (CPE and LPC)