News and events

M&S launch legal action against Aldi over popular “Colin The Caterpillar” cake

Things to consider when buying a property at auction ... before the hammer falls!

Vulnerable workers must be protected

Recent Government press release announces that the ban on residential evictions in England will be extended until “at least 31 May 2021”

Forfeiture moratorium extended yet again, this time until end of June 2021

Family law, and when the consequences of misunderstandings can be costly

Recent High Court case serves as a reminder that both parties to a marriage can seek spousal maintenance

Government announces ban on the eviction of tenants from residential properties extended by another 6 weeks.

The decision of E (Vaccine) [2021]

Financial Conduct Authority’s new rules introduced on 28 January 2021

Supreme Court, under the Financial Markets Test Case Scheme, delivers judgement of a case brought by the Financial Conduct Authority on behalf of policyholders

Charity Commission publishes its inquiry into the Kenya Community Support Network

The Charity Commission has recently published a decision in relation to an inquiry into Combined Funds Limited.

Temporary legislation extended for corporate bodies holding their AGMs between 26 March 2020 and 30 December 2020

And on it goes…forfeiture moratorium extended until end of March 2021

75 years after the Nuremberg Trials, a new international crime of “Ecocide”?

Beware - key points to be aware of around intellectual property rights following the end of the EU transition period

What can landowners do to protect themselves from Right of Way claims?

Further details of the extended scheme announced by Rishi Sunak

New Regulations extend the period in which companies and “other qualifying bodies” can hold meetings under CIGA 2020

HM Treasury announces extension of CJRS to 30 November 2020

Donkey Riding Held to be a Material Change of Use

Who, or what, is Schrems II?

Final clarity still awaited in as insurers may yet appeal to the Supreme Court

How do you remove an ag tag? (also known as agricultural occupancy conditions and agricultural ties)

What is multiple dwellings relief and when is it available?

New government JSS designed to protect viable jobs as employers continue to battle the impact of Covid

Even if your wishes are really simple making a Will is still really important.

New Practice Direction 55C introduced to Civil Procedure Rules 1998 to provide for temporary modification of Part 55 between September 2020 and March 2021

The end of the furlough scheme may mean the start of collective consultation for some

Measures to protect Tenant’s from the impact of Covid-19 due to expire

Planning system to change bringing a radical new approach to how the government proposes to protect and encourage biodiversity

Supreme Court issues Judgment in relation to the CIFF charity law case

Environment Bill reaches the stage of the Public Bill Committee, scheduled to report by Tuesday 29 September 2020

Updated guidance from Companies House and further temporary changes to filing requirements announced

Changes to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and flexible furlough from July 1

Recent case underlines the dire consequences of losing perspective, sense and reason when litigating family disputes.

Current freeze on enforcement action against commercial tenants extended until 30 September 2020

Important factors to be considered before an infrastructure or statutory agreement is completed

Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill passed at a second reading by MPs in the House of Commons on Monday 8 June

Covid-19 Update: Companies House updates guidance for companies in light of the current pandemic situation.

Government extend deadline to prevent Landlords from taking steps to remove Tenants from their property.

Strict and inflexible CIL regime punishes cases where the correct procedure has not been followed

Changes to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme announced to take effect over the next few months

As we begin to emerge from the lockdown how will family cases be dealt with going forwards.

Why it is important to understand a solicitor’s role in preparing Wills

Cabinet Office issues Procurement Policy Note providing information and guidance in relation to the payment of their suppliers

Every employer has a broad legal obligation to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health, safety and welfare of its employees.

Assessing risks and communicating necessary precautions to the workforce will be critical to aid return to work post lockdown

When purchasing a property or a company with one or more property assets, don’t overlook the planning history of the property

Charity Commission issues guidance for charity trustees around postponement or cancellation of AGMs

Charity Commission has confirms use of reserves to help charities cope with Covid-19 situation

Government Pledges £760 Million Support for Charities during Covid-19

Confirmation that Government is to introduce legislationto address aggressive debt recovery action being taken by Landlords for rent collection

Unintended protection removed from trespassers

Senior planning lawyer joins Rollits' experienced Planning & Development team

Government to invest £1m in family mediation to support families to resolve issues relating to children.

Our donation enables Tigers Trust to gift footballs to local children in Hull and East Riding

Rollits welcomes new trainees and revives work experience programme

Next step on their career journeys for Harriet and Millie

Firm is marking its 180th anniversary by renewing a commitment to harness technology to drive future growth

Rollits has been awarded a second series of professional accolades following publication of the latest Chambers UK rankings.

Law firm recognised by clients and peers in Legal 500

Newly qualified solicitor recruited into Rollits' highly regarded and growing employment team.

Moratorium on forfeiture action on the basis of Rent Arrears extended until the end of 2020s

Former Longcroft School pupil joins Rollits as a Trainee Solicitor

Suzgo Kaluluma qualifies as a member of STEP

Webinar looks at issues including the requirement to consult, redundancy pools, redundancy payments and appeals.

Technology helps the firm to collaborate with local mental health charity to work together on wellbeing in the workplace.

Dedicated support team created to lead businesses to recovery from the impact of the coronavirus.

Rollits has announced a series of promotions of specialists working across a range of the firm’s legal services.

Employers advised to be aware of Government guidance on illness and death of employees linked with exposure to coronavirus in the workplace.

A webinar to look at the ins and outs of data online and how businesses can make the most of it.

A webinar to explore the legal approach to flexible working requests, the types of arrangements that are commonly used & give practical tips on implementing flexible working practices.

Our Charity Golf Day in aid of Dove House and Muscular Dystrophy UK is back for 2021!

Trainee Solicitor Lily Dobson reflects on her journey to become a qualified solicitor

Enisha Ali looks back at her career journey to date - from property sales negotiator and waitress to trainee solicitor!

Newly qualified solicitor Harriet Kingston explains how a career in law first caught her attention.

New recruit Millie Bird describes her career journey so far ...

Partner Chris Drinkall reflects on the last 17 years of his career in the law!

Alison Benson looks back at the rather unconventional start to her legal career!

Douglas Oliver looks at the new Government proposals to change the Shared Ownership regime to make it more buyer-friendly

Chris Drinkall reviews the Government's updated Guidance for Landlords and Tenants in the private and social housing sector

Emma Fawke dispels the myth that LPAs are just for the elderly

How the firm has developed and changed over the last 180 years

Find out what's Abbie's most treasured possession

What is the best piece of advice Lucy has received so far in her career?

Douglas Oliver muses over the need for companies to change and adapt in times of adversity

Andrew Digwood reflects on the opportunities for the growing tech / innovation sector in York

The lost art of speaking, just pick up the phone!

What is the best piece of advice Sophie has received so far in her career?

Guess what’s Donna’s favourite film?

Find out what's Gareth's most treasured possession

What is Emma's favourite holiday destination?