Category Blog

A search and data standards kitemark marks a landmark anniversary - a prompt for conveyancers to check provider accreditation, insurance and redress.

Upfront seller packs move conveyancing work before marketing, forcing new fee models, earlier search ordering and a rethink of caseload planning.

AI-drafted enquiries are inflating volumes and slowing conveyancing files. Why verification against source material and clear file records matter more than ever.

Buyers increasingly expect early answers on what can be built or altered. Why planning constraints belong front and centre in the due diligence pack.

Environment Agency rule changes on drainage and discharges affect how conveyancers should interpret searches, frame enquiries and report risk to clients.

Regional exchange time data helps conveyancers set realistic client expectations and shows where early search ordering saves weeks on a transaction.

Scotland reviews its home buying process, putting timescales and upfront information back on the agenda for firms working across the UK.

Project 28's first year put upfront information and re-sequencing centre stage. What it means for when conveyancers order and use search data.

OPDA moves its standards, trust framework and accreditation work into delivery — and what mandatory digital transactions by 2029 mean for conveyancers.

As councils migrate to HM Land Registry's central land charges register, LLC1 turnaround and fees change. What conveyancers should check.