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Una is Of Counsel in our Charities team. Una advises charities, not-for-profits and social enterprises on regulatory and governance issues, acting as a trusted advisor at senior level. She has a proven track record of delivering high-quality legal advice to her clients.
Una is a former Partner and brings this expertise to clients to
focus on updating and establishing new legal and constitutional structures. She
advises charities and not-for-profits on planning for the future, including restructuring,
merging with other charities or winding up activities. Una regularly
advises clients on corporate governance issues, obligations under the Charities
Act 2009 in Ireland and on compliance with the Charities Governance Code.
She advises charities on dealing with the Charities Regulator, including on letters of concern. She also assists on establishing registered charities in Ireland.
uburke@mhc.ie
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