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Four talented new solicitors have qualified at leading law firm, Roythornes Solicitors, following the successful completion of their training contracts. Emily Wright, Rebecca Ironmonger, Shola Khan, and Naomi McFadden join Roythornes’ cohort of legal...
Roythornes’ Alconbury team raised £3,450 after taking part in Will Aid, a national campaign which invites solicitors to volunteer some of their time in the month of November to write wills in exchange for a voluntary donation to Will Aid. The...
In an effort to recognise the important contribution of our key workers in the fight against Coronavirus, Roythornes Private Client Department has extended it’s opening hours to cater for key workers or anyone else who would like to talk to them about ...
The increasing demand for videoconferencing We are increasingly being asked to meet with clients online using various video meeting platforms. These include Facetime, WhatsApp video chat, Skype, Google Duo and others. We anticipate that clients...
Pictured: Bhavesh Amlani & Vember Mortlock LEGAL heavyweight Bhavesh Amlani has made a move to rapidly expanding Midlands law firm Roythornes . Bhavesh, who was formerly a sector head at Birmingham-based Shoosmiths overseeing more than...
We’re delighted to announce that Rob Webb, partner in our private client team, has been made a fellow of the Agricultural Law Association. The ALA is the leading association for agricultural lawyers and other professionals engaged in advising...
It is with great sadness that I need to let you know that Sarah Banner sadly passed away on Sunday, 19 January 2020. For a number of years she had had various treatments to combat an aggressive form of malignant melanoma (skin cancer). As she put it...
We’re proud to announce that Roythornes has been featured in The Times Best Law Firms 2020 list of 200 firms. The annual list is built upon recommendations from other members of the legal profe ssion – 3271 to be exact and respondents are...
Every year the Roythornes staff nominate and vote for a charity of the year, this year (2019) Blood Bikes (both the Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire) won by a landslide. It's a charity many people don't know exists but the work they do saves...
Lincolnshire roads are renowned by locals for being particularly dangerous with 56 deaths and a total of 2,533 casualties occurring on them in 2018 alone. Whilst Lincolnshire is one of the few counties without a motorway, it is in fact the many A roads and...
