Cybercrime can manifest itself in many ways and there are different types of attackers that companies should be aware of: organised criminals, the malicious insider, hacktivists and national states. Matthew Martindale, KPMG, explains how cyber attackers use ransomware and DDoS…
Howden and Weightmans LLP review the recent case of Purrunsing v A'Court and Co which held the conveyancers on both sides of a fraudulent property transaction liable for loss suffered by the buyer. Full article: http://www.howdengroup.co.uk/en/knowledge-base/professional-indemnity/no-sides-taken/
The Conveyancing Association (CA), the leading trade body for the conveyancing industry, has outlined a number of recommendations to end what it believes to be significant delays and overcharging taking place within the Leasehold transaction process. With a growing number…
The Conveyancing Association (CA), the leading trade body for the conveyancing industry, has today (27th June 2016) announced a new partnership with InfoTrack, a new conveyancing services provider. The partnership will run throughout 2016 and will involve a series of…
Eddie Goldsmith, Chairman of the Conveyancing Association, said: “At the June meeting of the Conveyancing Association there was overwhelming support to remain in the EU. This was based on the need for stability in the economy which feeds through to…
Newport-based business, Convey Law, has been named as a leader in people management practice globally, having been shortlisted in the Excellence in Social Responsibility category (up to 249 employees) in the third annual Investors in People (IIP) Awards. Convey Law…