“We’re off to see the wizard. The wonderful wizard of Oz.”
The sad reality is that the technology that most lawyers use is not very smart
Conveyancing is broken. Oh no it isn’t!
In recent weeks, we’ve seen a return to the Punch and Judy show where agents criticise lawyers for being incompetent and lawyers getting upset about agents only caring about their commission
Collaboration? Send three and fourpence, we’re going for a dance
The last time I mentioned the war, a few readers went all-out Basil Fawlty on me. But when I see people posting online about collaboration, it just doesn’t feel right
Harry – where are you? First-time buyers need you
Peter Ambrose of The Partnership offers his views on the government’s pledge to get rid of leasehold
The holy grail of solving the problem of home buying and selling has finally been found
Great news – could this help speed up the home buying process?
I’d give you 1-star if only the site would allow it
Anyone involved in providing service knows that people have become far less tolerant of when things don’t go to plan. This is particularly acute in the home buying process
The silver bullet of sales progression problems is here – oh hang on…
The fundamental problem with the property sales process is most law firms don’t have a consistent set of checklists.
Want to fix conveyancing? We need a burning platform
Do you think the conveyancing process is broken and in need of a revamp?
Sex, drugs and panel lawyers
Discussions between agents and lawyers over the conveyancing process have been escalating in recent months, most of which degenerate, pantomime-like, into back-and-forth arguments.
Conveyancing is not fit for purpose – we must blame someone
Could the house buying and selling process be better? Absolutely. But is it actually broken and not fit for purpose?