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Warning: Correspondence and invoice misusing the name of ‘Claudia K Lawson’ of ‘CKL Law Office’

Correspondence and an invoice have been sent falsely claiming to be from ‘Claudia Lawson’ of ‘CKL Law Office’ in respect of am investment agreement.

Rob Hailstone August 2, 2021

Fraud and computer misuse crimes rise by more than a third (TC)

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) Crime Survey for England and Wales showed that there were an estimated 4.6 million fraud offences in the year ending March 2021, a 24%

Rob Hailstone August 2, 2021

Warning: Website and correspondence falsely claiming to for and from a law firm called ‘Wootton Law Attorneys U.K’

A website is operating, falsely claiming to be a law firm called ‘Wootton Law Attorneys U.K’

Rob Hailstone July 30, 2021

Cladding fund left unclaimed due to qualification difficulties (TC)

Almost half of a waking watch cladding fund has been left unclaimed due to a difficult qualification process.

Rob Hailstone July 29, 2021

SRA considers kite-mark scheme for tech

The Solicitors Regulation Authority is considering setting accreditation standards for lawtech products in order to build confidence among traditional high street firms, it has emerged.

Rob Hailstone July 28, 2021

Agents urged to ‘remain vigilant’ regarding fraudulent tenancy applications (PIE)

Letting agents who have experienced fraudulent tenancy applications are being invited to come forward with examples in order to form a clearer picture of what and how fraudsters are operating.

Rob Hailstone July 27, 2021

Agents’ clarity over leasehold sales backed by Propertymark (EAT)

Propertymark has welcomed the move by Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick to help make certain leasehold flats more attractive to would-be buyers and mortgage lenders.

Rob Hailstone July 27, 2021

Notices, restrictions and protection of third-party interests (PG19)

How to apply for a notice or restriction to protect a third-party interest in an estate (practice guide 19).

Rob Hailstone July 26, 2021

Restrictions and leasehold properties (PG19A)

A guide to restrictions on registered leasehold titles and what to do when complying with a restriction causes difficulties.

Rob Hailstone July 26, 2021

Restriction: consent or certificate (RXC)

Application form RXC: for a consent or certificate in respect of a standard form of restriction.

Rob Hailstone July 26, 2021

Is This The Alternative To Stamp Duty? (EAT)

There’s gathering momentum to do ‘something’ about the unfairness of council tax and stamp duty.

Rob Hailstone July 24, 2021

Requisition and cancellation procedures (PG50)

Advice on how to avoid requisitions on applications and our procedures where they do need to be raised (practice guide 50).

Rob Hailstone July 23, 2021