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This is the first of what will be regular Rollits blogs on what is happening in the food sector. The intention is to highlight issues of relevance to anyone in...
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Rollits has announced the appointment of two new trainee solicitors who were both attracted to apply by their experience of work placements with the firm. Building on the success of...
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Harpur Trust v Brazel enabled the Supreme Court to decide, for the first time, how holiday pay should be calculated for an employee or worker who works variable hours for...
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Earlier this year, the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (“ICO”) published new standard documents to allow for transfers of personal data to destinations outside the UK and the European Economic Area...
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Rollits has underlined the value and versatility of its work for clients across the Yorkshire and Humber region with recognition for the excellence of its people and services in the...
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In R (on the application of Spitalfields Historic Building Trust) v Tower Hamlets LBC [2022] the High Court dismissed a claim for judicial review against Tower Hamlets LBC’s decision to...
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As the Conservative Party Conference has ended and Liz Truss fights on to live another day after a turbulent week, we review below what was perhaps the biggest announcement of...
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A Company Share Option Plan (CSOP) is a tax-advantaged share option arrangement for incentivising employees of eligible companies. These have become less popular recently, due to the introduction of Enterprise...
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Following on from our earlier article on the proposed introduction of Director Verification measures under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill (“Bill”), which seeks to tackle economic crime and...
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In September the Government published the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill. The purpose of the Bill is to introduce reforms to tackle economic crime and improve transparency over corporate...
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Totton & Anor v Totton, 2022 EWHC 2345 Ch Most people will be asked by a family member or a friend to act as an Executor in their estate and...
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Rollits and Young Plus Ltd would like to invite you to a FREE workshop to support leaders within the Education sector. For years all sectors have been investing professional time...
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Rollits and Young Plus Ltd would like to invite you to a FREE workshop to support leaders within the Education sector. This session will focus on the evidence base within...
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Rollits and Young Plus Ltd would like to invite you to a FREE workshop to support leaders within the Education sector. The session will focus on forming a new MAT,...
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Rollits and Young Plus Ltd would like to invite you to a FREE workshop to support leaders within the Education sector. Join us for our last Breakfast Briefing of the...
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The High Court has recently considered the interpretation of the Model Articles for private companies in Hashmi v Lorimer-Wing (2022) EWHC 191 (Ch). Their decision suggested that Model Articles (without...
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Organisers of a festival which celebrates the people and properties at the heart of the UK’s history and heritage have cheered the success of the latest event and the part...
A leading law firm and a specialist education consultancy are to present a series of free workshops to help schools and colleges in the public and private sectors tackle the...
Two of East Yorkshire’s most high-profile charities have cheered the contributions in cash and kind of the region’s business community after the latest fundraising event by leading law firm Rollits...
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And breath! Many leaders I have the pleasure of working with have told me recently that the upcoming summer break is more welcome than usual for both them and their...
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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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