Sills & Betteridge Gain New Ground in Top 200 Law Firms Table
- 17 Jan 2024
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With a 27 place climb since we first entered The Lawyer publication’s prestigious UK200 rankings in 2019, we are now in position 160 – with growth of 15% on the previous year placing the firm in the top 10 best performing firms in the country.
Read moreOffice Expansion for Sills & Betteridge in Gainsborough
- 3 Nov 2023
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- Commercial Property
- Commercial Litigation & Dispute Resolution
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We have now opened the doors to our newly refurbished office extension at Marshall’s Yard.
Read morePartner and Associate Appointment News Announced!
- 1 Jun 2023
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Effective from June 1st, the firm has promoted 5 fee earners to Partner level and 3 to Associate, in recognition of their outstanding contributions to the firm’s management and development.
Read moreWhere can electric scooters be used?
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Christopher Hogg
- 15 Dec 2021
- Law Blog
- Crime
- Motoring Offences
With the increased popularity of electric scooters (e-scooters), there have been many questions about where you can ride them? Here is a quick guide.
Read moreIS YOUR BUSINESS AT RISK OF A £10K COVID PENALTY?
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Euan McLaughlin
- 25 Sep 2020
- Law Blog
- Corporate & Commercial
- Crime
In July the Government brought in regulations introducing new requirements for certain businesses and giving Local Authorities the power to issue fixed penalties and prohibition notices for breaches of the regulations.
Read moreCoronavirus: Police Powers During Lockdown
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Justin Atkinson
- 25 Mar 2020
- Law Blog
- Crime
The powers are not yet in force and, at the time of writing, are expected to be by the end of the week. So although the police cannot yet issue on the spot fines of £30.00, or disperse groups of more than two people, anyone flouting the guidance does still run the risk of police attention as they may attempt to deal with matters by way of gentle persuasion until their powers are increased.
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Christopher Hogg
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