Conveyancing

Articles

Government goes online to shake up conveyancing process

Online only estate agents could hold key to new dawn in real estate sector

CQS accreditation is 'no longer enough

Further restrictions being introduced by panels risk alienating perfectly good conveyancing firms and leave buyers with unenviable choices, discusses Jennifer Williamson

CLC chair calls for genuine free choice of regulator

There is still 'unfinished business' from implementation of the Legal Services Act

Keeping the property department on its toes

Tracey Calvert provides risk management advice on money laundering and other hot spots in the property world

Online estate agents: The start of a conveyancing revolution?

The advent of online estate agencies could give conveyancers the opportunity to build new business and rethink the solicitor-estate agent dynamic, explains Mark Riddick

Get the right price

Robert Hailstone advises conveyancers on dealing with areas of concern such as fees and capacity

It's all about stability

With the conveyancing marketing continually changing, and the number of transactions rising, the need for a reliable and stable search service is greater than ever

Buyer beware in the Court of Appeal

A misrepresentation made during the sale of a property may entitle the buyer to rescind, but Caveat emptor is still the most important caveat, for now, writes Liz Turner