Director
- Dr Jennifer Sigafoos (Director): Access to justice, social welfare law, discrimination law, charities, and lobbying.
- Dr John Tribe (Deputy Director): Charities and insolvency, integration of trsuts and insolvency law, disqualifying fiduciaries.
Academic Staff
- Dr James Organ: Access to Justice and impact of legal aid and other funding cuts on the provision of legal advice.
PhD Students
- Faisal Alotaibi: Property Law. Faisal’s thesis will suggest reforms of the Saudi Jointly Owned Property Laws and practices, using the English commonhold and South African sectional title as benchmarks.
- William Norcup Brown: property and human rights law, and access to quasi-public space. William's working thesis title is 'Property and Liberty: restoring the quasi-public trust in the 21st century'.
- Matilda Clough: Charity law and educational law and policy. Tilly's working thesis title is: 'An Investigation into the Charitable Status of Independent Schools'.
- Elin Williams: Commercial and Banking Law, Financial Crime, Cryptocurrency and Dark Web regulation. Elin's working thesis title is: 'Cryptocurrency-Based Money Laundering: Applying the Current Regulatory Framework in the New Technological Landscape'.
- Keith Arrowsmith: Charity law and governance, especially the appointment of trustees, succession planning and diversity.
Visiting Researcher
- Omer Yildirim: Administrative law and charity law. Omer’s working thesis title is: ‘Public Benefit Association Status in the Context Of Administrative Law’.
Honorary Staff
- Professor Warren Barr: Charitable trusts, charitable property, social housing, landlord and tenant.
- Professor Debra Morris: Charity law, property and trusts, employment law.
- Dr John Picton: Equity and trusts, charity law reform.
- Angela Fowler: Terrorist Financing, Global Counter-Terrorist Finance Legal Framework.
- Ms Anne Morris: Equality, gender, discrimination.
- Dr Matthew Shillito: Non-profit organisations, anti-money laundering, counter-terrorist financing, Financial Action Task Force, digital currencies, non-traditional payment methods; de-risking, financial inclusion.
- Dr Mary Synge: Associate Professor in Propery Law at the University of Reading
- Professor Mark Sidel: Doyle-Bascom Professor of Law and Public Affairs at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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