Georgia is the Content Executive and will be your primary contact when submitting your latest news. While studying for an LLB at the University of Liverpool, Georgia gained experience working within retail, as well as social media management. She later went on to work for a local newspaper, before starting at Today’s Conveyancer.
With the deadline to register for the compulsory anti money laundering (AML) just a week away, law firms in Scotland are being encouraged to complete the process prior to the deadline.
The government have reported that work has begun on “a very ambitious programme of court reform, which aims to bring new technology and modern ways of working” to the system.
New research has revealed that average monthly mortgage repayments are less than average rental prices in every UK region.
Guidance for landlords to provide additional protection for tenants against poor living conditions has been published today (20/06/18).
New statistics show that in 2017, just 44% of homes constructed through government funding programmes in England were for social or affordable rent in 2017.
A survey has been launched by the National Trading Standards Estate Agency Team (NTSEAT) to assess the use of referral fees by estate agents.
New results suggest that many people in Britain not looking to get on the housing ladder just don’t want the financial commitment of homeownership.
A Building Society has introduced a new affordability model to raise the amount that clients can borrow.
May saw buyer demand slip whilst new instructions edged into positive territory for the first time since 2016.
The areas of law under which law firms will be required to publish prices has been expanded by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA).
A package of reforms created to provide law firms and solicitors with greater flexibility has been finalized by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA).
Warwick District Council will be the first local authority where local land charges data will be made available.
A property search engine has warned that overpricing and oversupply of properties could be stalling activity in the market.
Recent analysis has revealed that legal sector insolvencies could be on track to double in 2018 if Q1 trends continue.
Recent data shows that the proportion of properties sold in London during 2017 was lower than anywhere else in England or Wales.
