Property


LeO: Internet driving “incorrect expectations” about conveyancing

1 April 2026

The information accessed by home buyers and sellers on the internet may be giving them “incorrect expectations” about the timescales or process involved in conveyancing.


MPs: Conveyancers failing to inform home buyers of erosion risks

30 March 2026

Conveyancers have let down home buyers by not recognising the risks of coastal erosion and landslides, MPs have said.


Tribunal orders removal of law firm’s restriction on client’s property

27 March 2026

A tribunal has found that a law firm did not have its client’s consent to place a restriction on her property in lieu of unpaid fees.


Meet Keith – the AI-first law firm looking to transform conveyancing

26 March 2026

An AI-first law firm that is planning to automate much of the conveyancing process – using AI agents clients can speak to – has raised £2m in seed funding ahead of its launch this summer.


Search fund buys conveyancing and private client law firm

24 March 2026

An investor-backed search fund has acquired a conveyancing and private client law firm as the start of a ‘buy and build’ strategy aimed particularly at SME practices with succession issues.


Use of smart data in homebuying “could generate £14bn for UK”

24 March 2026

Using smart data in the homebuying process could generate over £14bn for the UK over a 15-year period, the Department for Business and Trade has estimated.


Legal Ombudsman names eight firms over “serious” service failures

23 March 2026

A Liverpool law firm ordered to bear the cost of redeeming a client’s mortgage because of mistakes made in a conveyancing matter is among eight named by the Legal Ombudsman.


Conveyancers eye outsourcing to avoid HMRC registration

17 March 2026

Conveyancers have complained about a lack of clarity on the requirement to register as tax advisers with HMRC, which comes into force in two months’ time.


“We have a duty” – solicitor calls on profession to help PM Law’s clients

12 March 2026

A solicitor helping former litigation clients of PM Law has called on others to take on cases – and for defendant solicitors not to take advantage of the situation.


Dismay as HMRC lays out register plan for conveyancers

20 February 2026

Conveyancers have expressed severe disappointment that the government is not shifting on its controversial plan that will require them to register as tax advisers with HMRC.

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