Firms across the conveyancing industry are celebrating wins in the Best Conveyancer Awards and NALP Paralegal Achievement Awards hosted this week.
Sponsored by LMS, The Best Conveyancer Awards named Ward Hadaway ‘Best Conveyancer Overall Winner’ and ‘Best Conveyancer Large’ at the EA Masters ceremony in London.
Birmingham firm, Toussaints Solicitors won ‘Best Conveyancer Small’ award, with Rands Solicitors taking home the ‘Best Conveyancer Medium’ award.
B Corp-certified firm based in Cheltenham, Montpellier Legal, are celebrating their award of ‘Best Conveyancer National’.
The awards recognise outstanding performance and service across the industry, with CEO of Leaders.inc, Joanna Knight OBE commenting: “Congratulations to all the winners of the Best Conveyancer Awards. Being recognised as one of the UK’s leading conveyancing firms is a significant achievement, particularly in such a competitive and demanding sector.
“These awards celebrate the firms that are setting high standards for the industry and demonstrating an outstanding commitment to their clients and the quality of their service.”
The National Association of Licensed Paralegals (NALP) celebrated outstanding Learners across NALP’s suite of Ofqual regulated paralegal qualifications as part of their sixth annual National Paralegal Day.
NALP says National Paralegal Day shines a spotlight on the invaluable work carried out by paralegals, whose contribution to the legal sector is frequently underappreciated.
Sponsored by Mindful Education and BARBRI, the awards named learners as different levels with the ‘Highest Achievement Award’ .
At Level 3, Hamzah Shah was awarded for the NALP Level 3 Award in Paralegal Practice, Radiah Khanom was awarded for NALP Level 3 Certificate in Paralegal Practice and Aliysha Marie McIntosh was named high achiever for the NALP Level 3 Diploma in Paralegal Practice.
Gabriella Rosie Bowman-Gauci, who studied at the Law Training Centre, was named winner for the NALP Level 3 Diploma for Paralegal Technicians.
At Level 4, Natalie Winfield was awarded the NALP Level 4 Diploma in Paralegal Studies and Joanna Kelly is celebrating the NALP Level 4 Diploma for Associate Paralegals, both studying at NPC. At Level 7, Kitty Biddle was awarded the NALP Level 7 Diploma in Paralegal Practice.
NALP CEO, Chantal Cooke, commented on the wins: “It is a privilege to recognise the achievements of this year’s award winners. Their success is the result of hard work, determination and a genuine commitment to excellence. I would also like to acknowledge the outstanding Centres that have helped nurture and develop this talent.
“The paralegal profession continues to grow in importance, helping individuals, businesses and communities access the legal support they need. These winners are a credit to both the profession and their Centres. I am confident they will go on to make a significant contribution to the legal sector. I am sure they are all very proud to be a paralegal.”
