Dominic is a corporate lawyer based in the South West, and works in the firm's Exeter office.

Dominic acts for a broad range of clients, including multi-national companies, start-ups, SMEs, LLP’s, friendly societies, charities and entrepreneurs, across a variety of sectors such as financial services, retail, education, transport, sports, healthcare, and property development. Dominic has significant experience of private M&A transactions and complex deals involving cross-border acquisitions, asset disposals, corporate reorganisations and equity investments, with a particular specialism in crowdfunding, and assisting in financial services and regulatory matters. Prior to qualifying as a lawyer, Dominic worked at the Press Association for 13 years, including in its legal department, and latterly on IP clearance rights at the London 2012 Olympics.
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22 September 2026 | Author: Dominic Ring & Jonathan Holloway

Is your charity's constitution in need of an update? A short guide for charity trustees

For any charity, its governing document, or 'rulebook', underpins everything it does. It sets out the charity's purposes, how it is run, and the powers available to its trustees / board.  Yet such documents are often drafted when a charity is first established and may not be revisited as the charity, and the legal and regulatory landscape around it, evolves.

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