Property


Private equity takes stake in property management law firm

15 July 2026

A 50-person law firm that specialises in property management work has taken investment from LDC, part of Lloyds Banking Group.


Home movers “more confident” about digital information sharing

13 July 2026

Confidence among home movers about sharing information digitally – and indeed in the home-buying process improving – is growing strongly, research has found.


Partner transferred £700,000 to client “to avoid negligence claim”

30 June 2026

A former partner in a London law firm transferred almost £700,000 of his own money to a client company to avoid a negligence claim.


Conveyancers create new initiative to speed up homebuying

29 June 2026

A group of conveyancers have joined forces to create a new initiative aimed at solving practical issues that “clog” the conveyancing process.


Rebuke for law firm that failed to perform undertaking for years

26 June 2026

A South London law firm that failed to perform an undertaking given during a property transaction for nearly two and a half years has been rebuked by the SRA.


Government pledges to “simplify” conveyancing

22 June 2026

The government has promised to “simplify” conveyancing as part of its home-buying reforms, recognising that the role of conveyancers has “expanded significantly”.


Sales packs on way as government commits to home-buying reform

19 June 2026

The government is pressing ahead with reforms to the home-buying process, which it says will cut transaction times by around four weeks.


CLC warns of “regulatory blind spots” on referral fees

3 June 2026

The Council for Licensed Conveyancers has warned of the risk of “regulatory blind spots” after a review of referral fees revealed shortcomings in firms documenting arrangements.


HMRC finally explains when conveyancers should register as tax advisers

3 June 2026

HM Revenue & Customs has finally issued detailed guidance on when conveyancers need to register with it as tax advisers.


CLC practices offer good but busy workplaces, research finds

1 June 2026

There are good levels of job satisfaction across the conveyancing and probate communities regulated by the Council for Licensed Conveyancers – but workloads are high. 

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