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COLP/COFA proposals risk diverting work away from small practices and reducing consumer choice – CTF
Conveyancing practices and small law firms could be forced to turn away high value property transactions to avoid hitting the £2 million client money threshold proposed in the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s (SRA) recent COLP/COFA consultation. The warning comes from the Conveyancing Task Force (CTF) following their meeting with the regulator to air their concerns about the proposals which would see
COLP/COFA proposals risk diverting work away from small practices and reducing consumer choice – CTF
Conveyancing practices and small law firms could be forced to turn away high value property transactions to avoid hitting the £2 million client money threshold proposed in the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s (SRA) recent COLP/COFA consultation. The warning comes from the Conveyancing Task Force (CTF) following their meeting with the regulator to air their concerns about the proposals which would see
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