Take a stand for a fair society. Help ensure future generations have access to justice. Our human rights and the rule of law are increasingly under threat. The global rise of authoritarianism, the fracturing of society, and unfettered use of technology is threatening the rule of law whilst millions of people in the UK, particularly underserved communities, are suffering from the effects of increased economic marginalisation and the growing impact of climate change. The future is uncertain, but leaving a gift in your Will to the Public Law Project will provide hope for future generations and help to build a fair and inclusive society secured by a just and confident state. Since 1990, with the expertise of our clients and partners, we’ve held power to account by challenging the government’s Rwanda immigration policy, supporting members of the Windrush generation to secure justice, and scrutinising how AI is used in public decision-making. By leaving a gift in your Will, you will enable this vital work to continue now and long into the future. Leaving a gift in your Will To leave a gift in your will share the following details with your solicitor: Registered Charity Name: The Public Law Project Charity Number: 1003342 Registered Address: The Design Works 93-99 Goswell Road London EC1V 7EY The Charities Aid Foundation as lots of useful information and can provide advice about making your Will. You can read more information on their website here. Get in touch If you would like to talk to the Public Law Project about leaving a gift in your Will, or you have any questions, please contact Jake Smith at [email protected] or 020 3960 2003. Jake can also help if you are the executor of an estate. Why leave a gift in your Will? Writing your Will is a chance to consider your legacy. Having an up-to-date Will helps reduce the stress and confusion for your loved ones after you’re gone. As well as remembering friends and family, many people use this as an opportunity to support the causes they care about most. Gifts in Wills are amongst the most generous, most impactful forms of support received by UK charities. Bequests to the Public Law Project are also exempt from Inheritance Tax and may reduce the rate on tax on the rest of your estate. Your solicitor will be able to give you more information about Inheritance Tax.