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Geodesys launches webinar to help newly qualified solicitors build conveyancing confidence

Geodesys is inviting newly qualified solicitors to join a new webinar designed to support those starting out in conveyancing and help them build confidence in the early stages of their legal careers.

The session, delivered in partnership with landmark information group, will provide a practical introduction to environmental searches and drainage and water searches, exploring how they support due diligence and help conveyancers identify risks that could affect a transaction.

For solicitors newly entering the profession, conveyancing can be fast-paced, detail-driven and complex. From understanding each stage of a transaction to recognising when searches raise issues requiring further investigation, early career conveyancers are expected to develop both technical knowledge and client confidence quickly.

The webinar will help demystify common search types, explain what conveyancers should look out for, and highlight why searches should be treated as more than a tick-box exercise. Attendees will gain insight into how environmental or drainage and water information can influence advice to clients and support more informed decision-making.

Hosted later in September, the webinar is aimed specifically at newly qualified solicitors looking to strengthen their understanding of conveyancing searches, due diligence and risk at the start of their careers. Geodesys hopes the session will offer practical guidance, useful context and a strong foundation for those taking their first steps in the sector. To sign up to the webinar, please click here.

Geodesys have also put together a guide with their top tips to help conveyancers just starting out navigate the complex world of conveyancing. Click here to find out more.

 


 

This article was submitted by Geodesys as part of an advertising agreement with Today’s Conveyancer. The views expressed in this article are those of the advertiser and not those of Today’s Conveyancer.

 

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