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In Hillside Parks Ltd v Snowdonia National Park Authority [2022] (“Hillside”) the Supreme Court determined that where development carried out under a subsequent planning permission would make it physically impossible...
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We spoke to our new Family Solicitor Lilly Walker and asked her some questions to get to know her better. What connects you to East Yorkshire? I was born in East...
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On 29 January 2024 it was announced that an open consultation was to be launched by the Government regarding the possibility of re-introducing fees in the Employment Tribunals and Employment...
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One of the big news stories at the beginning of the year was that the character Mickey Mouse had now entered the “public domain” in the US. It was a...
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Hull Is This had a chat with Josh Hobson, a Solicitor in the Corporate Team to find what’s involved when selling a business. “There are numerous reasons why a business...
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Towards the end of last year, the ICO finally published its guidance document on monitoring workers under UK GDPR. The guidance was long awaited, as the GDPR originally came into...
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In December the Government finally released their long-awaited draft guidance on Gender Questioning Children. I think it is fair to say, from the sectors initial response, that as currently drafted,...
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Family mediation is an alternative route to resolving disputes where an independent mediator helps families to reach an agreement. Mediation can be used for a variety of family issues including...
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What is a management buyout (“MBO”)? An MBO is a transaction in which the existing management team of a company buys the shares in a company from its current owners...
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With Family Mediation Week coming up on 22nd January, Rollits want to raise awareness of the many advantages of mediation, as statistics show court case duration reaches an all-time high....
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Please join us in July for our annual Charity am-am stableford at Brough Golf Club when we will be raising funds for two local charities, Muscular Dystrophy UK and Dove...
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The Charities Act 2022 (“2022 Act”) was passed with the intention of providing more flexibility and to help trustees manage their charities. The 2022 Act has been implemented in phases...
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De Bank Haycocks v ADP RPO UK Ltd [2023] EAT 129 (Unfair Dismissal and Redundancy) In a recent appeal to the Employment Appeal Tribunal (“EAT”), which concerned the adequacy of...
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Hull Is This had a chat with Sarah Wasling, a Senior Solicitor in the Family team with considerable experience of helping people deal with changes in their families following a...
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The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (“ECCTA”) received Royal Assent on 26 October 2023 and aims to help combat economic crime and improve transparency over corporate entities. We...
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Often selling your business will be the culmination of many years of hard work and dedication. The sale process is one which many sellers will not have been through before...
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Whilst as a female education leader I am delighted to see that these images both display female teachers, there is a lot which is quite disheartening in a comparison of...
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In the autumn statement delivered on 22 November 2023, the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced a number of measures to tackle the planning system that he claims would unlock the building...
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Suzgo Kaluluma, expert LPA solicitor at Rollits LLP, provided a guest article for YourMoney.com regarding the updates to the the Lasting Power of Attorney Act 2023. The article can be found...
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With the festive season on the horizon, Hull Is This had a chat with Lucy Trynka about office Christmas parties and how to prevent problems from arising. “Employers are vicariously...
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Spencer v Spencer & Others [2023] EWHC 2050 (Ch) In August 2023, the High Court found that a son’s claim of proprietary estoppel against his late father’s farm was successful,...
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Earlier this year, the Government carried out consultation regarding reforms to holiday pay following the Supreme Court judgment in July 2022 in the case of Harpur Trust v Brazel which...
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A significant judgment was released by the Supreme Court in the case of PSNI & Others v Agnew & Others on 4 October 2023. This case was a Northern Irish...
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In the previous article in this mini series we looked at the completion of the Directions Questionnaire. In this article, we look at the next step in the claims process:...
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Two young lawyers who completed legal work experience have now joined the firm as trainees. Harry Milner’s interest in the profession was sparked when he sat in on a high...
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This year we have published a number of legal updates in relation to the Worker Protection (Amendment of Equality Act 2010) Bill and its progression towards becoming binding law. The...
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As the festive season approaches many families will be looking forward to spending quality time together and with friends. This can be a magical time for both children and adults....
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Our Charities Team kickstarted their ‘Good Governance Series’ on 25 October 2023 with a session on common governance pitfalls and how to avoid them. The session was led by Gerry...
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Rollits has reinforced its strong credentials across its practice areas in the latest legal directory rankings. The 2024 volume of Chambers and Partners UK highlight’s the firm’s work in agriculture...
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How did you support The Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal last year? Did you buy a poppy? This year Rollits is supporting The Poppy Appeal by adding a ‘poppy’ to...
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