Opinion: The conveyancing process is NOT broken
Conveyancing is done by too many poorly trained, inefficient, and lazy people running too many cases
Conveyancing is done by too many poorly trained, inefficient, and lazy people running too many cases
Zombie law firms will be swept away by those prepared and able to invest in the future
The simple and cheap solution to the chronic underperformance in the house selling and buying process - a new form
Agents need to take the lead in influencing customers to pick good lawyers
Law firms still resisting change when it comes to writing letters
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Opinion piece: 'There are people doing conveyancing who shouldn't be let near an electric kettle, let alone a property transaction'
Can conveyancers and estate agents ever speak the same language – or even speak at all?
'Owners of law firms need to stop buying themselves nice cars and instead invest in technology'
Hard-working agents trying to get deals over the line need more than a 'good enough' conveyancer to be on the case
Getting a conveyancing quote makes Game of Thrones look civilised
Change is coming – and there could be awkward questions for agents
There might be new case management systems – but it's only like putting a different shade of lipstick on the conveyancing pig
The perfect lawyer would be cheap, always available by phone, and almost never play golf
Get rid of your stress and do what a lawyer does – stop answering the phone, keep all your colleagues in the dark, and don't tell anyone you're going on holiday
What will happen when both agents and conveyancers have to reveal their relationships?
Opinion: Conveyancers who take time off often have no holiday cover – no wonder it strikes terror into agents' and clients' hearts
Technology? That's for kids, not conveyancers – and there are those that can scan and a lot who can't
The Government doesn't need to hold an enquiry into the house buying and selling process – it could just ask a few agents and hold a survey in a supermarket
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