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Rollits has appointed four new trainee solicitors as part of its 2018 intake, further strengthening its Yorkshire base. Lucy Stephenson, Lucy Trynka, Casper Hammond and Harriet Kingston have joined the...
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As the cost of a wedding reaches an average of £30,000, many couples now take out insurance to cover any loss if there is a problem with the venue, the...
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When a new director takes on the role and addresses his or her mind to what is expected of them, the first things that usually spring to mind are the...
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York Business Week is back and shaping up to be the ‘biggest and best yet’ according to organisers Make It York. York Business Week 2018 will take place from 13-19...
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We have been informed by the Court Service that from and including 1 October 2018, if the terms of a suspended possession order made against a residential tenant is breached,...
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In a recent landmark decision that could indicate a shift in the law relating to couples who live together but not do not marry, the Supreme Court recently overturned an...
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Supreme Court says unmarried “widow” Siobhan McLaughlin should get bereavement payments In a landmark decision that could indicate a shift in the law relating to couples who live together but...
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In recent years sexism and discrimination have become a very topical issue and employers are becoming more and more exposed to discrimination claims. Over the last few days a job...
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The Trade Secrets (Enforcement, etc.) Regulations 2018 came into force in June 2018 with little media coverage. It is the first time that English law has provided statutory protection for...
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Saturday 18 August has been reported as the most common day in 2018 to tie the knot in the UK. However, since the early 1970s, the number of people actually...
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Saturday 18 August has been reported as the most common day in 2018 to tie the knot in the UK. However, since the early 1970s, the number of people actually...
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The potential consequences of not obtaining a Court Order to finalise financial agreements reached at the time of Divorce have again been considered by the Family Court. In the case...
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A Landlord who lets a residential property to a Tenant on an assured shorthold tenancy and takes a deposit must, within 30 days of the deposit having been received, ensure...
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Another week, another big decision by the Supreme Court affecting separating couples with the case of Owen v Owens [2018] UKSC 41. The story of Mr and Mrs Owens has...
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Rollits is pleased to announce that Kayleigh Evans has been awarded this year’s “Rollits Art Award 2018” at the Hull School of Art and Design, for her collection of wrapping...
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On 24 July 2018 the revised National Planning Policy Framework (“NPPF”) was published. The NPPF increases the importance of high-quality design and well-designed places. The revised framework also provides that...
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Is the Supreme Court adopting a “Northern” approach to spousal maintenance? In the recent case of Mills v Mills [2018] UKSC 38 for once the Supreme Court has given judgment...
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Following a report by two parliamentary select committees about the collapse of Carillion, the Institute of Directors (IoD) has called for a new directors’ watchdog in policing the major directors...
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Rollits has recruited two more lawyers to strengthen and add additional resource to its growing legal team. Adrian Coggon and Runoushka Daliah have recently joined the firm, Adrian as an...
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A report produced by the Solicitors for the Elderly has highlighted how unprepared we are as a nation in terms of making provision regarding our future medical and care needs....
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Sweet Sole Music for Christian Louboutin from the European Court of Justice In February 2018 we reported on the news that an EU Advocate-General had given an opinion which appeared...
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A purchaser will only acquire legal title to land once the Land Registry has completed the registration of the Transfer document and the new owner has been noted on the...
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Even where the lease permits a certain use, planning permission for that use could be required, regardless of the fact that the lease permits that use. Leases also commonly contain...
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Changes to Permitted Development Rights in relation to agricultural buildings came into effect on 6 April 2018. The changes allow for an increase in the size of new agricultural buildings...
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As Mental Health Awareness Week draws to a close, many employers have embraced this opportunity to engage with their workers about the importance of their mental health. Stress has been...
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Other the last few months, I have produced a series of articles that have provided a whistle stop tour through the statutory grounds upon which a commercial Landlord may seek...
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Rollits has appointed two new solicitors to add strength to its existing team of private client law experts. Emma Fawke and Bella O’Keeffe have joined the firm as Solicitors in...
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