Parnalls Solicitors Katherine Flashman Kitson and Stephen Robillard attended an Evening with Ant Middleton at The Great Hall in Exeter. Katherine says “I gave Steve this as a birthday present as we have both read the books and in my case seen some of the TV show. It was great to hear about Ant’s life …
Katherine says “The Library was part of the Stevenstone Estate owned at one point by my Mother’s family, the Millman’s, and The Library latterly was a home for my Great Aunt Maud. The Landmark Trust have restored it beautifully to its standalone library status, and the Orangery as well. I do enjoy our times there. …
Parnalls Solicitors wish a very Happy Birthday to His Majesty King Charles III, here shown in Launceston in the Square on another very rainy day, but beaming as usual and happy to be here. Long Live The King.
Parnalls Solicitors Claire Wicks, Sophie Kunz and Rhiannon Walker visited the famous Clarkson’s Farm in the Cotswolds. They didn’t meet Jeremy but had a great time!
Litigation Executive Jack Crosley attended the Property Law Roadshow yesterday at the Innovation Centre in Truro. The event offered a valuable programme covering rectification claims, adverse possession, developments in landlord and tenant law, flooding liability and more. Thank you to St John’s Chambers for delivering such an informative and engaging afternoon. Events like this are …
Parnalls Solicitors Stephen Robillard flying a Tiger Moth. Steve has British and Canadian Pilots Licences and ratings to fly in cloud and at night.
They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them. Parnalls Solicitors pay tribute to all the Fallen including Flight Lieutenant Denis Geach Parnall (1915-1940) killed at the age …
Parnalls Solicitors Katherine and Stephen attended Plymouth University to run an advocacy workshop. Katherine says “ advocacy is such an important skill in the work we do and it’s so great to give the students some first-hand experience and watch them progressing in what can be a very daunting challenge”
This morning, the UK Armed Forces stood alongside members of the Royal Family, the Prime Minister, Service Chiefs and thousands of veterans at the Cenotaph in Whitehall to honour those who served. More than 600 members of the Armed Forces gathered at Whitehall, including musicians, marshals, those forming the Guards of Honour and those firing …
“You are a wonderful human being and I cannot thank you enough for your kindness and you have gone above and beyond”.Positive Feedback regarding Stephen Robillard in the Litigation Department.
