Tag Archives: Clients
Bribery Act and banking – By Claus Andersen, Corporate Department
Towards, the end of last year I gave a presentation on the Bribery Act to a number of wholesale and retail customers of a leading high street bank. The Act, which came into force on 1 July 2011, prohibits the offering and receiving of bribes. Continue reading
Courts less supportive of minor accident claims against local authorities – By James Millar Craig, Dispute Resolution
The Courts have become less supportive of claimants with minor accident claims, sometimes referred to as “slips and trips” against local authorities. Continue reading
Royds Rogues step out to client’s Secret Cinema – Emma Boulter
Last night a team of Royds staff met disguised and ready for an adventure at this seasons screening by the Secret Cinema which took place at our client – The Farmiloe Building.
Royds charity clients are a clever bunch – by Deanna Hurst, Private Client Partner
Royds charity clients went five rounds (of quiz questions) with each other on Thursday 3rd November when we held our second annual charity quiz, this time at Society close to our offices. Continue reading
Royds lawyers at Swedish Design Exhibition by Richard Woodman (Employment Department)
The innovative ideas of our clients never cease to amaze us and we are always glad to support their initiatives whenever we can. Continue reading
Support for USPG’s African and Asian community health programme by Richard Woodman, Employment Department
I attended the launch on Monday of USPG’s important new initiative for improving health in local communities in Africa and Asia via the medium of local Anglican churches. Click here to see the article. Continue reading
‘Harrogate’s 50th Giftware Trade Show’ by Stephen Welfare
The Harrogate Giftware Trade Show turned 50 years old this year so I headed north last weekend to join the 900 odd exhibitors braving a very wet Yorkshire summer. Continue reading
‘My Blog from Basel’ by Stephen Welfare
Another trade show, another City but not the same thing. On Wednesday, 30th March I attended the Watch and Jewellery Show, BaselWorld, Switzerland. As a first time visitor I was impressed at the size of the stands compared to what I am used to seeing at Spring Fair and IJL. Two storey constructions were the norm amongst the watch companies with Rolex the pick of the bunch – marble walls and staircases no less! Continue reading
‘Matchday Report MONSOON 17 ROYDS LLP 16′ by Gareth Williams
There were a number of footballing upsets last night including defeats for Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester City, but none can be more surprising than the defeat suffered by our gallant five-a-side team in deepest darkest Shepherds Bush. Continue reading
‘ROYDS CLIENTS PROMINENT AT INTERNATIONAL JEWELLERY SHOW IJL’ – BY STEPHEN WELFARE
The IJL kicked off at Earls Court yesterday showcasing some of the best in British jewellery design. IJL is the biggest tradeshow in the UK and is very important for suppliers and retailers wishing to meet and do business. I attended yesterday and lawyers from Royds IP unit will be at the show everyday through to Wednesday. Continue reading