Rollits LLP has announced the appointment of graduates Joshua Hobson, Olivia Keith and Emma Richards, who are all local to the firm’s offices in Hull and York and have now...
Rollits has underlined the quality of its work for clients across the Yorkshire and Humber region with accolades for the excellence of its people, services and systems in the latest...
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Companies House are urging companies to file their accounts early via the online filing system in order to avoid delays and subsequent penalties. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic,...
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What is a conditional contract? A conditional contract is a contract which specifies that certain conditions must be met as a pre-requisite to the sale going ahead, usually the grant...
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The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, otherwise known as the furlough scheme, and all Government contributions are due to end on 30 September 2021. Some employers will be in a position...
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Court of Appeal rules that Artificial Intelligence “DABUS” cannot be the inventor on a UK Patent. The Court of Appeal has held by a majority verdict (LJ Birss dissenting) that...
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A law firm which is celebrating its 180th anniversary is turning to a combination of tradition and technology to share the stories of its rich history. Rollits still has copies...
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Our Vision: Hull Is This chats to Alistair O’Sullivan from digital marketing agency Diony about how they are helping Rollits to remain digitally agile Diony has been working with Rollits...
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Our Vision: Hull Is This chats to Caroline Hardcastle about how Rollits is dedicated to supporting the local education sector Caroline Hardcastle is a Partner in Dispute Resolution and has...
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In February 2021 the government carried out a consultation on proposed revisions to the National Planning Policy Framework (“the NPPF”) and an updated version of the NPPF was accordingly published...
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Our Vision: Hull Is This chats to Partner Andrew Digwood, who recently became the Undersheriff of York. “I’m based in the firm’s York office but come to Hull every couple...
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Two of the region’s major charities breathed a sigh of relief as businesses provided a fundraising boost by taking to the golf course for the first time in nearly two...
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At the time of writing, my two year term as President of the York & North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce has just come to an end, and what an “interesting”...
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Our Vision: Hull Is This met up with Ralph Gilbert to discuss how Rollits became an established part of Hull’s thriving business scene. The formation of Rollits dates back to...
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On 11 May 2021 the Queen announced an important piece of legislation for the charity sector as the Government’s plans to roll out the Charities Bill. In 2017 the Law...
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The recent case of Capital Park Leeds Plc -v- Global Radio Services Limited may herald a return to more conditioned break clauses. In this particular case the Tenant handed back...
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Overview of the new Charities Bill, an important piece of legislation for the charity sector
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Legal newsletter for the agricultural sector including articles on partnership agreements, permitted development rights on agricultural land & Wills disputes in farming families
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Wimbledon and weddings epitomise the British summer and from 1 July couples will have the choice of getting married outside at an approved venue for the first time. Indoors or...
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Leading law firm Rollits LLP has announced the promotion of one of its specialist employment lawyers to Partner. Caroline Neadley, who joined the firm in October 2017, steps up from...
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In a recent article, my colleague Chris Drinkall highlighted that the moratorium on forfeiture for rent arrears has once again been extended This is not the only extension announced this...
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On 16th June 2021, yet another extension to the moratorium on forfeiture for rent arrears (which prevents Landlords from forfeiting a commercial lease on the grounds of Rent arrears) was...
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In a world of ever increasing use of digital processing and paper less….. well everything, it’s not just the whereabouts of a Will and the family jewels which we now...
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Times like the present bring the sternest tests for the most patient people, and even the most optimistic. But as we mark the 180th anniversary of John Rollit being admitted...
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Amongst measures introduced in response to the Coronavirus, the periods of notice that need to be given to assured tenants were extended, and evictions from residential properties were, for want...
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Legal issues around the growing trend towards flexible working will come under the spotlight during a free advice session as part of Humber Business Week. Employment experts from leading law...
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Within the Queen’s Speech the government has set out its proposed laws to modernise the planning system. The Planning Bill will look to introduce a number of planning reforms that...
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Rollits has handed over thousands of pounds to a regional hospice after revamping its regular fundraising events to offer Covid-safe alternatives. Rollits is now looking forward to generating more donations...
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Legal newsletter for the planning & property development sector including articles on changes to permitted development rights in England and Section 106 Agreements
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M&S launch legal action against Aldi over popular “Colin The Caterpillar” cake Marks & Spencer have begun a claim in the High Court against supermarket giant Aldi in relation to...
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