With its client roster comprised of educational institutions, not-for-profit organisations and wildlife trusts, the team at HCR Law has been commended by clients for its ‘culture of professionalism and credibility.’ Heading up the practice from Cheltenham, Rachel Gwynne’s areas of expertise span whistleblowing, grant administration and secretarial support matters. Also in Cheltenham, Rosie Phillips has a broad industry focus, with her recent client roster including private schools and local charities; she is experienced in trustee payments, registration issues, governance frameworks and transactional work. Northampton-based Joseph Hobbins predominantly acts for educational institutions on governance issues and is often involved in drafting articles of association.
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Testimonials
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- ‘Rosie Phillips was engaging and empathetic.’
- ‘I’ve come to know HCR well and truly appreciate its culture of professionalism and credibility. They are trusted advisers—highly skilled and knowledgeable in their areas of expertise. They project confidence and competence, making them a firm you can rely on for fair, balanced, and well-informed advice. Their commitment to clients and contacts is evident through regular engagement and genuine relationship-building.’
Practice head
Rachel Gwynne
Other key lawyers
Rosie Phillips; Joseph Hobbins