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Letter misusing the name of Colman Coyle Limited

A letter has been sent claiming to be from “Colman Coyle Solicitors” in relation to a supposedly Personal Guarantee Bond.

Rob Hailstone July 13, 2020

Emails misusing the name of Watson Farley & Williams LLP

Emails have been sent falsely claiming to be from Watson Farley & Williams LLP, in relation to a supposedly unclaimed inheritance.

Rob Hailstone July 13, 2020

Emails misusing the name of Stephensons Solicitors LLP

Emails have been sent falsely claiming to be from Stephensons Solicitors LLP, in relation to a supposedly “Claim Donation”.

Rob Hailstone July 13, 2020

The website at www․accidentinjurysolicitor․co․uk

The website at “www․accidentinjurysolicitor․co․uk” is operating, which claims to be for a firm of solicitors called “Accident Injury Solicitors”․

Rob Hailstone July 13, 2020

ESTAS combine agents, conveyancers and mortgage awards in 2021 (EAT)

The ESTAS Group says it will combine its awards events for agents, conveyancers and mortgage brokers in one ceremony in May of next year.

Rob Hailstone July 13, 2020

Stamp duty holiday should be backdated, demands law firm (EAT)

A property law firm is calling on the government to backdate the stamp duty holiday to include those buyers who completed during the lockdown.

Rob Hailstone July 13, 2020

Land Registry to sign up for witness-free e-signatures (LSG)

Nearly two decades after the technology was approved in legislation, HM Land Registry has revealed plans to accept digital signatures to execute deeds.

Rob Hailstone July 13, 2020

Upfront property information – we need to stop ‘going round the houses’ (EAT)

Instructing a conveyancer on average takes 28 days, unless you have a digital on-boarding system which can cut that down to around eight days.

Rob Hailstone July 11, 2020

Sunak’s stamp duty holiday was never going to be enough (EAT

Sunak is in an impossible position with his measures to alleviate the worst economic impact of the coronavirus. He’s damned if he does, damned if he doesn’t.

Rob Hailstone July 11, 2020

Housing Secretary urged to help those who completed ahead of July 8th

Leading residential property lawyers have today written to the Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick calling for the changes announced to the Stamp Duty threshold to be made retrospective.

Rob Hailstone July 10, 2020

Letter misusing the name of Clarke Willmott LLP

A letter has been sent falsely claiming to be from Clarke Willmott LLP, regarding a supposed “breach of a tenancy contract”.

Rob Hailstone July 10, 2020

Documents claiming to be signed by “Tom Ashworth” at TLT Solicitors

A Memorandum of Understanding has been witnessed by someone claiming to be “Tom Ashworth, Attorney at Law, TLT Solicitors.”

Rob Hailstone July 10, 2020