Veitch Penny Solicitors recognised as a quality practice
Veitch Penny Solicitors are celebrating after being awarded membership to the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) - the mark of excellence for the home buying process.
The firm underwent rigorous assessment by the law Society in order to secure the CQS status, which was introduced to promote high standards in the home buying process.
Law Society President Lucy Scott-Moncrieff said that “with so many different conveyancing service providers out there, the CQS helps home-buyers and sellers seek out those that can provide a safe and efficient level of service.”
The Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) status is open only to members who meet the demanding standards set by the scheme and has the support of the Council of Mortgage Lenders, the Building Societies Association, Legal Ombudsman and the Association of British Insurers.
Charles Dowell, Managing Partner and head of Veitch Penny’s Conveyancing department, is delighted that the firm has achieved the CQS status “buying and selling a home can be a stressful time, however choosing a solicitor to help with this process has just got a lot easier. By looking for a Conveyancing Quality Scheme Practice like Veitch Penny, the public can be assured that the firm has proven its commitment to quality.”
Veitch Penny is delighted that the beneficiaries of the Conveyancing Quality Scheme will be the clients that use Solicitors recognised by the standard. The new accreditation adds to the firm’s impressive record of quality marks, which include; Lexcel (The Law Society’s Practise Management Standard), Investors in People, and entries in the leading legal publications, The Chambers Guide & Legal 500.
Veitch Penny and Andrew Harris are a “Leader in the Field of Personal Injury”*. Veitch Penny also specialises in Wills, probate, conveyancing, and tax advice for members of the general public, as well as actively working with local businesses and employers.
* The Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession 2004-2013.
