A panel management provider has launched it’s own conveyancing arm in response to what it describes as a “worrying shortage of firms willing to commit to delivering a market-leading service.”
Elite Conveyancing started life as a conveyancing panel manager which introduced strict protocols designed to encourage firms to work more closely, thereby reducing timescales and improving the client journey.
Six years on, Elite Conveyancing has launched its own law firm. Carl Brignell, CEO of Elite Conveyancing explains
“Our sole aim has always been to deliver the best service within the marketplace, I knew that once we achieved the service then market share and profitability would naturally follow. Other providers within the industry I’m sure all share the same aims although arguably in a different order and this is why the conveyancing industry is in the state that it is today.”
“In all honesty the law firm was never part of our original business plan but has been born out of sheer frustration from the lack of other law firms willing to commit providing a true service-focused conveyancing model, to protect their lawyers from taking on too much work, and to recognize and reward their conveyancing lawyers for the amazing work they do.”
According to Mr Brignell Elite Conveyancing’s new law firm has been set up to allow all of their lawyers to work remotely with a centralised administration team on hand to provide full support behind the scenes. It has adopted a digital first approach and employs a strict capacity management strategy to ensure the “Elite” service remains sustainable.
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