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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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We spoke to new Trainee Aidan Johnson and asked him some questions to get to know him better. What were your favourite subjects at school? Geography (especially physical geography); History...
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On 24 July 2023 the government published a consultation on proposed changes to extend permitted development rights in respect of agriculture granted under the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted...
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Judges are required to actively manage cases and, in doing so, must deal with each case proportionately and appropriately. Judges allocate defended claims to one of four procedural tracks. These...
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We asked our newest trainee Harry Milner some questions to get to know him better. 1. What were your favourite subjects at school? I enjoyed English Language, Geography and Art. 2....
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Clients and contacts have underlined the responsiveness, knowledge, efficiency and overall professionalism of a leading law firm in testimonials and case studies submitted for the annual report published by the...
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When setting up a partnership, death is generally not the first item on the agenda to discuss with your prospective partners. However, it is something that needs to be considered...
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With World Menopause Day taking place on Wednesday 18 October, Hull Is This had a chat with us about our dedicated menopause training for managers and HR professionals. Back in...
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The UK-US Data Bridge came into force on 12 October 2023 with the intention of making it easier for UK organisations to send personal data to the United States in...
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Although I like to convince myself I am at least three inches taller than I actually am, the fact of the matter remains that I am actually 5’ 5”! This...
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Now in its twelfth year, Make a Will Fortnight is a crucial appeal in Dove House Hospice’s fundraising calendar. Emma Fawke is an Associate in the Private Capital team at...
Hull Is This spoke to Head of Education, Caroline Hardcastle about what education institutions can expect from these insightful events. With the new academic year on the horizon, Rollits is...
Rollits has become a leading campaigner for Macmillan Cancer Support and is inviting people to call in for a cuppa later this month and raise funds for the cause which...
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Following the success of our first session we are pleased to be delivering again one of the country’s first legal and clinically led courses for managers and HR professionals on...
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Leading law firm Rollits LLP has cemented the standard of its services to clients by securing renewal of two major accreditations. The firm, which has offices in Hull and York,...
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Effective governance is vital to promote public, funders’ and stakeholders’ trust and confidence in charities and should promote (and not hinder) effective operations. Governing documents (also known as Articles of...
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Effective governance is vital to promote public, funders’ and stakeholders’ trust and confidence in charities and should promote (and not hinder) effective operations. Effective decision making and holding productive meetings...
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Effective governance is vital to promote public, funders’ and stakeholders’ trust and confidence in charities and should promote (and not hinder) effective operations. Charity trustees are volunteers but despite this,...
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Failing to make a Will can cause problems for those left behind, as well as meaning that your choice of beneficiaries could miss out on the inheritance you would have...
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Martyn’s Law is pending legislation which has arisen as a result of the Manchester terrorist attack in May 2017. Martyn’s law aims to protect public venues in order to reduce...
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The First Homes Scheme is a government scheme intended to assist more people onto the property ladder. The First Homes Scheme applies only to properties in England and provides for...
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The Lionesses have reached the World Cup Final and will face Spain on Sunday 20 August at 11am. Following the Lionesses successful Euros campaign in 2022, they now have their...
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On 24 July 2023 the government published a consultation on proposed changes to extend permitted development rights granted under the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015...
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Charity leaders have cheered the region’s businesses and employees for coming together to support good causes and build morale in times of adversity. Susanne Driffield of Muscular Dystrophy UK (MDUK)...
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Changes to the proposed Worker Protection (Amendment of Equality Act 2010) Bill – Removal of liability for third-party harassment In an article we published earlier this year, we provided a...
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So, here we are again at the start of another summer break (though I do think that someone forgot to tell the great British weather that the summer is actually...
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The Charities Act 2022 was passed with the intention of providing more flexibility for trustees to manage their charities. The gradual implementation of the Charities Act 2022 is intended to...
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Currently, where an employee is on maternity leave and there is a redundancy situation, an employer is under an obligation to offer that employee suitable alternative employment where such a...
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Rollits will highlight the changes in the agricultural sector when it collaborates with a model of diversification at one of the region’s top country shows. Rollits will partner with Little...
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