Over 130 employees of Banner Jones celebrated its 145th anniversary together this December.The event was held at Chesterfield football ground, gathering staff from Sheffield, Chesterfield, Mansfield, and Dronfield.CEO Simon Wright acknowledged the staff’s significant contributions to the firm’s success during the celebration.Banner Jones, one of the oldest businesses in Chesterfield, actively supports local charities and community events.The firm invests in its employees’ well-being and development, with many long-standing staff members.Banner Jones commemorated its 145th anniversary with an event at Chesterfield football ground earlier this month, attended by over 130 members of staff from its various offices. This gathering underscored the…
Author: Dave Antrobus
A recent survey highlights the British public’s cautious stance on AI in the legal sector.The survey reveals that more people are worried than optimistic about AI’s role in various professions.Concern is particularly evident in journalism, banking, and legal sectors.Men show more trust in AI compared to women, although overall optimism remains low.The legal sector is viewed sceptically, with only a minority embracing AI’s potential benefits.A comprehensive survey conducted by Readly, a digital magazine, has revealed the British public’s apprehension regarding the integration of artificial intelligence across multiple sectors, particularly emphasising the legal field. The findings indicate a generally cautious attitude…
Rollits LLP has been highly praised in The Legal 500’s 2024 report, showcasing its versatile legal services across numerous sectors.Key individuals at Rollits, including John Flanagan and Ralph Gilbert, have been recognised for their significant contributions.The firm has been commended particularly in areas such as commercial property, employment law, and commercial litigation.Rollits’ proficiency extends to specialised areas, including agriculture, charities, and education.The firm’s modern and progressive approach has been noted alongside its trusted reputation.Rollits LLP received significant recognition in The Legal 500’s 2024 report, emphasising its comprehensive and versatile range of legal services. The firm’s expertise spans various sectors, with…
Taylor Emmet, a Sheffield law firm, is honoured in the latest Legal 500 rankings, affirming its legal prowess.The firm is recognised across five departments, showcasing its extensive expertise and commitment to excellence.Michaela Evans leads the Family Law team, earning a place in the Hall of Fame for her outstanding service and client’s feedback.Alex Watkinson is highlighted as a leading individual for his work in contentious probate, maintaining the firm’s high standards.Taylor Emmet continues to deliver client-focused legal services, with numerous departments praised for their quality and professionalism.Taylor Emmet, a leading law firm in Sheffield, has been honoured in the latest…
Fletchers Group’s recent acquisition of Emsleys Solicitors’ personal injury division signifies a strategic expansion in the personal injury sector.The integration will involve the transfer of 28 staff members to Fletchers’ Leeds office, enhancing their regional presence.Emsleys’ clients will benefit from Fletchers’ expertise in various personal injury claims, including catastrophic and fatal accident cases.Both firms share a commitment to client-focused outcomes and quality service, enhancing their strategic alignment.This acquisition supports Fletchers Group’s ambitious growth plans, with support from Sun European Partners, LLP.Fletchers Group has expanded its influence in the personal injury sector with the strategic acquisition of Emsleys Solicitors’ personal injury…
Minster Law, based in Wakefield, has made a strategic expansion into Scotland, signalling ambitious growth plans.Marina Harper has been appointed as the executive director of Minster Law’s new Scottish branch, leveraging her extensive industry expertise.The expansion is set in Glasgow, aiming to serve clients across Scotland through partnerships with major motor insurance providers.Shirley Woolham, CEO, affirms the move as a response to client and business partner needs, solidifying Minster Law’s UK-wide presence.Minster Law is poised to make a significant impact on the Scottish legal sector, with a focus on personal injury law.Minster Law, a prominent legal firm originating from Wakefield,…
The Yorkshire legal community is buzzing with updates and transformations, with exciting developments unfolding.Paul Verrico triumphs in his mission to support cancer research at the University through a fundraising challenge.Switalskis strengthens its commercial property team by welcoming solicitors Amber Gray and George Mallinson.Rollits LLP embraces a mix of traditional and innovative paths with two new trainees joining their firm.Truth Legal celebrates a victory as the Employment Tribunal rules in favour of whistleblower Surinder Ram.The Yorkshire legal landscape is witnessing a dynamic shift, marked by notable achievements and strategic expansions. Among these, Paul Verrico, a dedicated lawyer, has successfully completed a…
Sainsbury’s is changing its milk labelling to tackle food waste effectively.The supermarket will replace use-by dates with best-before dates on 44 products.This strategy targets over 730 million pints of milk sold annually across the UK.Research indicates milk is the third most wasted food in the UK.Sainsbury’s aims to help consumers decide when milk is still good to use.Sainsbury’s has announced a significant change in its approach to milk labelling, aimed at reducing food waste. The supermarket giant will transition from use-by dates to best-before dates across its own-brand milk range, impacting 44 different products. This initiative will cover all fresh…
Iceland Foods introduces a range of offers to aid parents with back-to-school expenses amid growing financial concerns.Nearly half of parents are apprehensive about affording children’s lunchbox essentials post-summer.Over half of parents express anxiety about the cost of school uniforms and stationery.Research indicates rising concerns about the comprehensive costs associated with school compared to the previous year.There is a strong public sentiment that supermarkets should increase their support for parental back-to-school expenses.Iceland Foods is stepping in to support families facing the financial pressures of the back-to-school period. The retailer has unveiled a series of new offers designed to alleviate the burdens…
Aldi secures its position as the most affordable supermarket for fifteen consecutive months, highlighting the ongoing price competition among UK grocers.In August, a basket at Aldi cost £65.21, outperforming other supermarkets in terms of pricing.Aldi’s pricing strategy positions them £8 cheaper than Tesco, and £14.30 cheaper than Waitrose.Lidl closely follows Aldi, with only a £1.32 difference in average basket cost.Aldi maintains competitive prices, especially during back-to-school season aiming to assist families financially.Aldi has once again been recognised as the UK’s most affordable supermarket, maintaining this title for fifteen consecutive months. The consumer watchdog, Which?, highlights that in August, Aldi’s shopping…