Blacks Connect launches commercial conveyancing service
Blacks Connect has launched a commercial referral service to brokers, covering a wide range of legal transactions, from buying a commercial property to selling a business.
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Blacks Connect has highly-trained specialists on hand to discuss commercial cases, plus it has a four hour call-back guarantee on any commercial business enquiries submitted online.
David Gilman, partner in charge of Blacks Connect, said:
“Commercial conveyancing can be complex and your clients require an expert they can trust. We have spent 20 years in this sector, working alongside major commercial lenders and private banks.
“Blacks Connect is dedicated to brokers and many of our intermediary partners have told us they are not maximising this potential revenue stream because they don’t know where to refer their business clients to. Clients with a commercial property need a legal specialist, and we are experts at Blacks Connect."
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