Client communication is key to success
Proactive client communication can improve case management efficiency and deliver a stress-free transaction for all concerned.
Data Reporting – necessary but boring?
Data reporting is an important not only for compliance but also for PI, it can also make working practices much more efficient and effective
How has Coronavirus changed criminal behaviour?
Changing criminal behaviour due to lockdown means new methods of money laundering are being found and conveyancers must be aware.
Redbrick Insights launched to help conveyancers post lockdown
Redbrick Solutions, the award winning conveyancing case management provider, has launched a new service to help conveyancing firms compete and succeed in a post lockdown world.
SRA concerned with money laundering
The Solicitors Regulation Authority are contacting thousands of firms to ask what measures they have in place to combat money laundering. Over a fifth of firms reviewed by the SRA have failed to create the required risk assessment protocols to sufficiently protect against money laundering.
What can the conveyancing industry expect in 2020?
The conveyancing industry has been put through its paces in the last few years and subjected to a multitude of changes. This uncertainty shows in last years’ conveyancing and mortgage data. There is now an increased level of political certainty, however, the Brexit question still looms on the horizon and so the hoped for ‘Boris Bounce’ may be a bumpy one.
Blockchain Technology
Blockchain technology can provide significant opportunities for both consumers and legal service providers to improve processes within the legal sector.
Technology is vital to secure success in 2020
Technology is of vital importance to enable law firm growth with in increasing emphasis put on cyber crime prevention and security.
Government Update Home Buying And Selling Guides
The government has updated their buying and selling guides to include information on referral fees to make the process more transparent for consumers.
Conveyancing Transactions Fall
There were 100000 fewer conveyancing transactions in the first 9 months of 2019 compared with 2016, almost certainly due to Brexit and political uncertainty