Birchall Blackburn join Broker Conveyancing panel
Broker Conveyancing, the broker-focused conveyancing distributor, has today added Birchall Blackburn Law to its solicitor firm panel.
The long-established firm of solicitors and provider of legal services have offices across the North West and Broker Conveyancing brokers will benefit from dealing with a dedicated team working out of its Preston office.
Broker Conveyancing has added Birchall Blackburn to the panel in order to provide brokers with a further solicitor firm that is able to offer competitive fees and provide excellent customer service whilst dealing with significant volumes.
Birchall Blackburn join the panel with immediate effect and all Broker Conveyancing users will now be able to access the solicitor when quoting for a case.
Broker Conveyancing was launched last year to meet the specific conveyancing needs of brokers and their clients. The proposition has a number of unique features including low panel fees, a £25 loyalty bonus, an all-inclusive fee structure, ‘no completion – no fee’ arrangement, and ‘fall through protection’ on searches.
Harpal Singh, Managing Director of Broker Conveyancing, commented:
“We have made a number of additions to our solicitor panel in recent months and with Birchall Blackburn now joining we are providing our users with a quality, high-volume operator that has created resource specifically to service our brokers. As with all firms on our panel our brokers will enjoy the additional £25 bonus on each completion. It has always been our aim to develop the panel as we grow so that we offer users more choice.
"We are ideally placed for this as our low panel fee model makes us attractive to solicitors and conveyancers who until now have had few palatable routes to the broker market. As part of our ongoing development we are likely to add further to the panel in the months to come in order to ensure we provide our broker users with the best possible array of firms and pricing in the conveyancing sector, whilst maintaining a fair deal for our firms.”
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