Our benefactors contribute significantly to the quality and success of legal education in Oxford. By attracting donations from leading firms, chambers, trusts, foundations and individuals, Oxford Law’s Development Office works actively with our partners to ensure excellent standards in education, to pursue new initiatives and to cover broader reaches of scholarship.
It is our privilege to recognise the invaluable contribution that our benefactors make to the intellectual life at Oxford Law. The Faculty of Law is deeply grateful to all its donors for their generous support:
Chancellor’s Court of Benefactors | |
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The AB Charitable Trust | The A G Leventis Foundation and H K Leventis Family |
Allen & Overy LLP | The Andrew W Mellon Foundation |
Barclays Bank PLC | Ghazi Nahl and Hind Ali Tabaja |
The Bertha Foundation | Norton Rose Fulbright LLP |
Clifford Chance LLP | The Oak Foundation |
The Sir Joseph Hotung Charitable Settlement | Travers Smith LLP |
Intesa Sanpaolo |
Vice Chancellor’s Circle | |
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Baker McKenzie LLP | Linklaters LLP |
The Brunsfield Foundation in Malaysia | Allan Myers QC |
CMS, Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang LLP | Pinsent Masons LLP |
Commonwealth Scholarships for Asia and Africa | Planethood Foundation |
Paul Dodyk | The David and Elaine Potter Foundation |
The European Justice Forum | Shearman & Sterling LLP |
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP | Slaughter and May |
Lady Edwina Grosvenor | Daniel Slifkin |
Herbert Smith Freehills LLP | Swiss Reinsurance Company Ltd |
Hogan Lovells LLP | White & Case LLP |
King & Wood Mallesons | Dr William M.F. Wong SC, JP |
Sir David Lewis DL, Alderman |
Dean's Circle | ||
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3 Verulam Buildings | Mayer Brown LLP | |
4 New Square | The Morris Trust | |
Aall Foundation | The Open Society Foundations | |
Dr Philip W. Baker OBE QC | The Open Society Institute Youth Initiative | |
Sir Frank Berman KCMG QC | Pump Court Tax Chambers | |
Yves and Anne Bonavero | The Sigrid Rausing Trust | |
Canterbury Institute | Ragnar Söderbergs Stiftelse | |
Des Voeux Chambers | Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP | |
Fountain Court Chambers | South Square | |
Gide Loyrette Nouel LLP | Temple Chambers | |
HSA Advocates | Torsten Söderbergs Stiftelse | |
Hewlett Foundation | The UK Foundation for International Law | |
Kenny Lam | Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP | |
Eric L. Lewis | Sarosh Zaiwalla | |
Maitland Chambers |
GOLDs (Global Oxford law Donor Scheme) | |
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7 King's Bench Walk | Genevieve Muinzer and Nick Segal |
8 New Square | One Essex Court |
Guido Alpa | Oxford University Press |
Astana International Financial Centre Authority | The David and Jayne Paterson Educational Trust |
Blackstone Chambers | Aron Ping D'Souza |
Emissary Holdings | Powell Gilbert |
Field Court Tax Chambers | Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co |
Fietta LLP | Sidley Austin |
Goldsmith Chambers | Professor Surya Prasad Subedi QC, OBE, DCL |
Professor Sir Roy Goode CBE QC | Francis Taylor Building |
The Kalisher Trust | Volterra Fietta |
Kirkland & Ellis | Alan G. Weiler |
Harris Kyriakides LLC |
Donations to the Faculty of Law are received in accordance with the University’s Donor Charter.
The naming of academic posts in honour of benefactors is in recognition of our gratitude for major support of the study of Law in Oxford, and reflects the contribution of a donor to particular areas of study in the Faculty of Law.
Persons holding posts named for a benefactor are appointed by the Faculty in the normal rigorous way through open competition, by University selection panels which do not include representatives of the donor. All holders of named posts are employees of the University, with all the rights to permanent employment and all the responsibilities of employees of the University, including academic freedom and independence in writing and researching. Holding a post named in honour of a benefactor does not make the post holder an employee of the benefactor, nor does it permit the benefactor to influence the research of the post holder in any way.