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Legal newsletter for the agricultural sector including articles on Adverse Possession, Business Asset Disposal Relief, Cable Easements, Telecommunications in Rural Areas & Solar Farms
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Hot weather can have a significant impact on an individual’s ability to carry out work and travel. As England experiences record temperatures and a future in which such temperatures are...
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My colleague Chris Drinkall has previously produced a series of articles on Section 25 Notice and the statutory grounds of opposition. This article is a reminder of the key points that parties...
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The updated Keeping Children Safe in Education came out in May 2022 for implementation in September 2022. The 177 page document has been summarised on Twitter, LinkedIn and various other...
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Leading law firm Rollits LLP has announced the promotion of five members of the team at its office in Hull, including four who graduated from the University of Hull. Donna...
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“the clearest case of failure to comply”with PD 57AC that the judge had seen: further guidance and sanctions relating to witness statements. This is my third article in relation to...
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A manufacturing business with a workforce of nearly 1,200 people and a charity which supports more than 9,000 children gained new impetus for their wellbeing programmes after a leading law...
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On 6 April 2021, new rules set out in Practice Direction 57AC (PD 57AC), came into force, requiring a change in approach in the way that witness statements in commercial...
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Over a year has passed since Practice Direction 57AC (PD 57AC) came into force, with new rules as to how witness statements in commercial litigation proceedings are prepared and presented...
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Leading law firm Rollits LLP has announced the promotion of five members of its team from the Hull and York offices from Associate to Partner. Sarah Adams, Alison Benson and...
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New rules are due to come into force on 1 September 2022 which will require most new and existing trusts to register with HMRC online. There is a new requirement...
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On 1 April 2022 the restrictions introduced during the pandemic pursuant to the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 were lifted and creditors can now issue a Winding up Petition...
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In this edition we look at look at how to ensure your estates are in order, minimising the risk of data protection claims due to incorrect cookie policies, the courts...
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Leading law firm Rollits LLP has bolstered its dispute resolution team with the addition of two solicitors who began their careers as paralegals with the firm. Abbie Bielby has been...
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An overview of the new Charities Act 2022, which received Royal Assent on 24 February 2022
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The moratorium on forfeiture action on the basis of rent arrears, which was part of a raft of measures to combat the Covid pandemic, came to an end on 25...
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The importance of completing it accurately and the potential consequences of not! When selling a house, as part of the conveyancing process, the seller’s solicitor will ask the seller to...
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SFE accredited solicitor Emma Fawke calls for people to review their wills ahead of “Update Your Will Week” Recent research has revealed that almost half (45%) of people living in...
A leading law firm has sealed a partnership with a newly-launched education consultancy to enhance services to clients including schools and colleges in the public and private sectors. Rollits LLP,...
A leading law firm is celebrating the talent on its own doorstep as it builds for the future by putting local people at the heart of its recruitment strategy. Rollits...
A specialist commercial property solicitor who worked across the north of England after graduating from the University of Hull has returned to the city as an Associate with leading law...
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Welcome to our latest newsletter featuring articles on equal pay, facial recognition and potential discrimination and IR35
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With roots in the local community that span back 180 years, it’s not surprising that Rollits supports a range of worthy causes. However, it’s the extent of the law firm’s...
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Pat Coyle joined Rollits in 1993, which means she has seen the law firm go through multiple changes and continually transform to keep up with modern ways of working and...
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‘No oral modification’ clauses are a standard feature of commercial and construction contracts. These clauses act as a mechanism to prevent any “variation, supplement, deletion or replacement” of a contract...
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Rollits has announced the achievements of three members of its team in qualifying as solicitors. Enisha Ali, Lily Dobson and Harry Spice all come from the Hull area and joined...
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On the last day of Good Divorce Week supporting Resolution’s focus on Parenting through Separation we look at the different options to resolve disputes. Some parents can discuss things themselves...
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Kerry Horton works in the Records team with her colleague Adam Oldfield, having first joined Rollits back in 1993 when she was just 17. With almost thirty years service at...
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One aspect of family life which changes following separation is the change in relationships with extended family members. Grandparents and extended family often become side lined following a separation and...
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As part of our support for Good Divorce Week, today we look at mediation as a way to help parents. At any point during the separation process and beyond, parents...
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