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A new conveyancing collective has told of its ambitions to tackle the issues facing conveyancing one at a time and “from the inside out” in an effort to create a better conveyancing experience. Speaking at
HM Land Registry has launched a new reporting feature on its customer portal that will allow users to generate a report of all application details submitted by all individuals within a business unit. The tool
The total number of property transactions anticipated in the property market in England and Wales has been revised by TwentyCi, down from 1.2 million to 1.13 million – a 6.8% fall compared with 2025, and
With over 30 years of experience, Richard leads the residential conveyancing department at Hill and Company – a traditional high street firm which has been supporting those in its community and beyond for more than
The annual conference of the Society of Licensed Conveyancers (SLC) will take place on Monday 9 November 2026 at the East Midlands Conference Centre, Nottingham, bringing together conveyancing professionals from across the sector for what
The Conveyancing Association (CA) has launched a series of summer webinars to provide conveyancers with practical insight, specialist expertise and guidance on key issues affecting firms, employees and property transactions. Delivered in partnership with a
Electronic signatures accepted by HM Land Registry (PG82) Page summary: Information about the types of electronic signature accepted by HM Land Registry (practice guide 82) Change made: Sections 1 and 8 have been amended to
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has published updated guidance on on supervision arrangements following the Mazur case. In the wake of the Court of Appeal ruling, which held that unqualified staff could continue to undertake
Just 16 days into her new role as CEO of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (CILEX), the Mazur ruling and subsequent appeal thrust Jennifer Coupland into one of the biggest crises legal services has
Two reports commissioned by the Legal Services Board (LSB) examining the use of artificial intelligence in legal services have concluded it has the potential to reduce unmet legal needs, but safeguards are needed to protect
To help firms select technology that meets ongoing needs, Today’s Conveyancer invited four experts to share their top tips on identifying and implementing the right combination of software. Our first two parts focused on fragmented
Estate agent referral and personal recommendation remain the two largest influences on the selection of a conveyancing service, according to a recent survey conducted by Lyons Bowe Solicitors. Research was conducted amongst 1200 home owners
A conveyancing support business is launching a series of collaborative regional growth ‘pods’ to help independent law firms grow more effectively through collaborative business development, shared infrastructure, and strategic regional partnerships. Legal Brokers, which describes
Downwards trends in the property market show signs of stabilising, according to the latest sentiment survey from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). According to RICS members, the negative trend remains, with fewer enquiries
A “wide-ranging” consultation on the Legal Ombudsman’s Scheme Rules has been launched to tackle what the Office for Legal Complaints (OLC) has described as a response to “unprecedented levels of demand.” Driven by a 37%
