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How Gabriela Goscimska is Shaping Careers at LPL
Gabriela Goscimska’s path into conveyancing has been both inspiring and dynamic. Reflecting on her career journey, Gabriela says: “Before joining LPL, I studied languages at the University of Manchester, and at the end of the 4 years, I decided to do a conversion course into Law. While studying the GDL and LPC, I worked in...
Why join LPL? A career in conveyancing with real growth and development opportunities
At LPL, we’re not just another conveyancing firm. We’re committed to fostering talent, helping people grow and creating pathways for real career advancement. When you join us, you’re joining a company that values individual development and provides comprehensive training to support you every step of the way. Our goal is to attract motivated individuals who...
Government hopes to ban no-fault evictions by summer 2025
The government has introduced a Renters’ Rights Bill, which aims to provide greater for security for renters, and a ‘level playing field between tenants and landlords’. No-fault evictions – The new law will prevent landlords from evicting tenants in England under section 21 of the Housing Act 1988. This Act currently allows landlords to give...
Energy minister confirms landlords must meet new EPC minimum rating
The new Under Secretary for Energy Security and Net Zero, Miatta Fahnbulleh, has confirmed that the government intends to bring in a minimum Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of C for landlords. Labour promised in their election manifesto that all privately rented properties will be required to meet a minimum energy efficiency standard by 2030...
Haunted houses and ghoulish deals – A spooky take on property conveyancing this Halloween!
As the chill of autumn sets in and the pumpkins begin to glow, it’s not just ghosts and goblins that haunt the streets, it’s also the perfect time to think about your next property move! Whether you’re buying, selling, or remortgaging, Halloween can bring some thrills and chills to the world of residential conveyancing. Let’s...
How do I extend my lease?
If you own a leasehold property, the number of years remaining on the lease will gradually drop. Once it falls towards 80 years, you should consider extending the lease, as it can become considerably more expensive to do this once less than 80 years remain. Most leaseholders have a statutory right to extend their lease....
Our 7 top tips to add value to your home on a budget
If you want to increase the value of your property while sticking to a budget, there are a range of options available. We look at how to make improvements without breaking the bank. When selling your property, you will want to ensure it has an edge over the competition and achieves the best price possible....
Understanding Squatters’ Rights
A squatter may sometimes be able to claim ownership of property if certain conditions are met. Also referred to as adverse possession, squatting does not need to be occupation of a whole house, it could be of a small area of land, such as a parking area or part of a garden. If you are...
How will flat owners benefit from the new Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act?
The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act received Royal Assent before the ending of parliament for the general election. The main body of the legislation is likely to come into effect in 2025/26. The new law aims to make leasehold rules fairer, easier to deal with and more transparent for those with leasehold homes. The following...
