Conveyancing

Articles

Are estate agents liable if they pick the wrong conveyancer?

David Smith considers what level of skill and care can be expected and who is accountable if something goes wrong

High street conveyancing: the gloves are off

Smaller practices should have no fear in punching above their weight for a fair share of the market, if they take advantage of social media and start communicating with clients, argues Paul Hajek

Safeguard your client's investment with Searches UK

There are various costs related to purchasing a property and depending on which level of protection you select for your client, Searches UK will return the money spent during the process should the transaction fall through.

Future Climate Info launches new environmental reports

Reports are compliant with Law Society Guidance and give expert advice

Stability and innovation in conveyancing

The future is bright for licensed conveyancers, as a new apprenticeship scheme looks to build on the resilience and adaptability shown by the sector, believes John E Jones

Property law in the digital age

Ready access to more information gives consumers more power and conveyancers more responsibility, says Ben Harris

How to deal with conveyancing when a client loses capacity

It is best practice to inform the other party to the transaction early that there is a power of attorney, regardless of type, says John Coulter

Conveyancers unite against stress and frustration of dealing with management companies

Answers from parliament provide a platform for our campaign to help the industry and its clients, says Eddie Goldsmith