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Pat Coyle joined Rollits in 1993, which means she has seen the law firm go through multiple changes and continually transform to keep up with modern ways of working and...
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‘No oral modification’ clauses are a standard feature of commercial and construction contracts. These clauses act as a mechanism to prevent any “variation, supplement, deletion or replacement” of a contract...
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Rollits has announced the achievements of three members of its team in qualifying as solicitors. Enisha Ali, Lily Dobson and Harry Spice all come from the Hull area and joined...
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On the last day of Good Divorce Week supporting Resolution’s focus on Parenting through Separation we look at the different options to resolve disputes. Some parents can discuss things themselves...
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Kerry Horton works in the Records team with her colleague Adam Oldfield, having first joined Rollits back in 1993 when she was just 17. With almost thirty years service at...
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One aspect of family life which changes following separation is the change in relationships with extended family members. Grandparents and extended family often become side lined following a separation and...
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As part of our support for Good Divorce Week, today we look at mediation as a way to help parents. At any point during the separation process and beyond, parents...
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One of the main causes of dispute between parents centres on communication or rather lack of it – that is communication with children and communication between parents. Often disputes arise...
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We are pleased to be supporting Resolution’s Good Divorce Week, launching their new guide, Parenting through Separation. The guide aims to give parents access to information and support that helps...
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The Family team at Rollits are pleased to be supporting Good Divorce Week (29 Nov -3 Dec), a campaign run each year by Resolution, the family justice organisation, to raise...
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New measures are expected shortly for electric vehicle charge points for residential and non-residential development On 22 November the Government issued its Consultation Response on Electric Vehicle Charges Points in...
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In these interviews we’ve often asked for a quick roundup of how Rollits has adapted in line with evolving technology and new ways of working. Who better to give us...
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In a recent appeal decision, the Planning Inspectorate determined whether operating a florist from a dwelling was a material change of use. Planning permission is required under the Town and...
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Rollits has reinforced the confidence of clients in its will and probate team with all five specialist solicitors now appointed to the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP). It...
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As expected earlier in the week it was confirmed by the Chancellor in yesterday’s budget that new hourly rates of pay will apply from 1 April 2022. There are some...
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Our Vision: Hull Is This chats with John Lane, who has seen the firm adapt and evolve enormously over the years. John Lane works in the Private Capital department of...
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Our Vision: Hull Is This met up with Caroline Neadley to discuss how Rollits is using video meetings to facilitate hybrid working We met up with Caroline via Zoom whilst...
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Regular readers of our articles, and those that keep themselves up to date on Commercial Landlord and Tenant issues generally, will be aware that the measures introduced in response to...
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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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