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Rollits—Patrick Burstall

13 March 2024
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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A senior hire for the firm’s private capital team

A lawyer who spent more than 60 years working for the practice in Hull his father founded has now made the move to join another firm in the city.

Patrick Burstall has been appointed as a consultant solicitor in the private capital team at Rollits.

Burstalls was founded by Bryan Burstall at Imperial Chambers, Bowlalley Lane, Hull, in 1946 and Patrick joined in 1961, qualifying as a solicitor in 1968. 

When his father retired in 1978, Patrick became senior partner, a role he retained for 42 years until he stepped down as a partner in 2020 to become a consultant.

Patrick (pictured left with Rollits colleagues managing partner Ralph Gilbert (centre) and partner and head of private capital John Lane (right)) specialises in many aspects of private client work and has particular expertise in trust work, wills, probate administration, tax issues, agricultural law and conveyancing.

He is a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) and is a past president of the Hull Incorporated Law Society. He is also a former president of the Hull Literary and Philosophical Society.

Patrick said: ‘After so long with the same firm, I'm excited to join Rollits and look forward to contributing to their continued success in serving clients with exceptional service and advice.’

John said: ‘Patrick's arrival brings a wealth of invaluable expertise and knowledge to complement our existing private capital team. His experience and knowledge will help build upon our existing reputation as we continue to provide an excellent service to the clients we work with.’

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