Congratulations to “TeamRollits” who have been announced as the overall winners of the JaneTomlinson Hull 10K Corporate Challenge. The race, organisedby Run for All took place on Sunday 8 June...
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The Charity Commission published revised public guidance on conflicts of interest for charity trustees on 15 May 2014. The guidance follows a public consultation and has been developed in light...
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The Charity Law Association (“the CLA”) has provided its response to the Law Commission’s Consultation Paper on Social Investment by Charities. The Law Commission is conducting a review of selected...
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This is the standard required of consumer credit advertising. On 1 April 2014 the Financial Conduct Authority (the “FCA”) became responsible for supervising businesses that provide credit to consumers. Since...
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Barclays Bank fail in application to strike-out customer’s case as being issued too late One of the major problems facing a bank customer who considers they have been mis-sold an...
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In the article “The cost of not talking” we discussed the Court of Appeal’s decision in the case of PGF II SA v OMFS Company 1 Limited (2013), highlighting that...
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On 12 June 2014, the Court of Appeal gave their decision on an appeal by the Guardian and several other media organisations regarding an application by the prosecution for the...
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As far as trade marks are concerned, quite a lot. Historically, registering a trade mark in black and white in the UK would mean that all other colours would automatically...
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On Saturday, 14 June 2014, ateam of 25 volunteers from Rollits gave up their time to help withfundraising at the Macmillan Race Day at York Racecourse raisingfunds for Macmillan Cancer...
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The Consumer Rights Directive comes into force in the UK today (13 June 2014), with the aim of strengthening consumer rights in circumstances where contracts are made away from a...
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As of 30 June 2014 the rightto request flexible working will extend to all employees with atleast 26 weeks’ continuous employment. The statutory procedure fordealing with applications for flexible working...
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The Court of Appeal, in thecase of Marks and Spencer plc v BNP Paribas Securities ServicesTrust Company (Jersey) Limited and another [2014] EWCA Civ603, decided that Marks & Spencer (the...
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On 6 April 2014 changes weremade to The Tribunals Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 Part 3 inrespect of the Taking Control of Goods Regulations which affect howSheriffs can enforce Judgments....
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Rollits responded to supportthe team behind a new and exciting follow-up to Larkin with Toadsas they unveiled initial ideas for their project at an exhibitionin Beverley Minster. Swerving East organised...
At our recent employment lawreview we referred to the judicial review challenging theintroduction of the statutory cap on compensation awards for unfairdismissal. The case was advanced by aLondon firm aptly...
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The issue of bereavement leavehas been very much in the news of late. There is currently nostatutory entitlement to bereavement leave. Bereavement leaveis usually dictated by a short reference to...
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The Saucy Fish Co., recently included in the list of the UK’s “CoolBrands®” alongside the likes of Rolex and Aston Martin, is taking on food giant Aldi in a HighCourt...
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Rollits promotes fouremployees from within Rollits is pleased to announcethe promotion of four employees with effect from 1 May2014. The move sees Chris Drinkall and John Flanagan, who hadboth previously...
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As from 22 April 2014 a Single Family Court will deal with all family cases. Instead of a Court Application being made to either the Family Proceedings Court (Magistrates), the...
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Further to a recent amendment to the County Court Act 1984, from 22 April 2014 individual County Courts will no longer exist; so to speak. Those individual County Courts are...
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Rollits has been chosen byCrescent Purchasing Consortium to join its elite panel for legalservices. Crescent, also known as CPC, is owned by theFurther Education sector and as such is dedicated...
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In my previous article ” When is a tenancy at will not a tenancy at will? When it is a periodic tenancy“, I discussed the surprising outcome of Barclays Wealth...
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