Final call for votes at sell-out British Conveyancing Awards

Voting is open for conveyancers up and down the country to recognise the individuals and firms shortlisted at the British Conveyancing Awards, sponsored by Dye & Durham.

Over 1000 votes have been cast so far with a week left until voting closes.

This year’s awards introduces two industry-voted categories:

Both categories have seen nominations from around the industry whittled down to a shortlist of just 5 individuals and firms who have been recognised by their peers.

The Today’s Conveyancer Industry Champion recognises individuals who have shaped the life and times of the conveyancing sector. You can vote for your champion now on The British Conveyancing Awards website.

Your Industry Champion shortlist is:
  • Suman Dally: Head of Conveyancing – Shoosmiths
  • Lloyd Davies: Managing Director at Convey Law, The Conveyancing Academy and Convey365
  • Rob Hailstone: CEO – Bold Legal Group
  • Richard Mathias: Sales Director at Law Firm Services – Minerva
  • Beth Rudolf: Director of Delivery at The Conveyancing Association

Conveyancing Firm of the Year – National” has sought to recognise the firms coalface conveyancers consider to be the best to work with on the other side of the transaction. Firms who go above and beyond to make a difference, take proactive steps to work with other conveyancers to smooth progress of transactions and have working methods which ensure all parties in the transaction remained up to speed with progress.

The nominations process saw over 50 firms put forward with the final shortlist looking at an all-round combination of service excellence, efficiency in completion and focus on business development.

Your “Conveyancing Firm of the Year – National” shortlist is:
  • Aconveyancing
  • Fidler & Pepper
  • Hek Jones Solicitors
  • Sort Legal
  • Thomas Legal

The public vote for both categories is open until Friday 4th March with the winners announced live at The British Conveyancing Awards hybrid ceremony in London on 15th March.

The in-person ceremony, which is being held at Church House in London, has now officially sold-out with a first-come-first-serve waiting list should tickets become available. Those unable to attend in-person can join the awards live via the live stream on The British Conveyancing Awards website. CLICK HERE to register FREE for the live stream.

Commenting on the response so far Managing Director of Today’s Media, organisers of the awards, David Opie says:

“The fact that so many people have got involved and had their say is fantastic. We’re incredibly grateful to the readers of Today’s Conveyancer and wider conveyancing community for their support.

“Through these awards we wanted to tap into the spirit of togetherness fostered over the last couple of years and this a real demonstration of the whole industry coming together.

“Thank you.”

 

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