Case Chasers podcast host, ⁠⁠Ian Quayle⁠⁠ (⁠⁠IQ Legal Training⁠⁠, Property Law UK), talks to ⁠⁠Kay Toon, Key Account Manager at Geodesys, about searches in residential conveyancing.

Kay has worked in the conveyancing industry for many years, and has been with Geodesys since 2017.

She is passionate about building relationships with clients and identifying solutions to their needs. She also keeps up-to-date with CQS and the new CPMS and any legislative changes that she might need to advise clients on.

Her knowledge is second-to-none and she is always on hand to offer advice to clients.

Episode produced by ⁠⁠Clair Peel⁠⁠

Artwork and post-production by Clair Peel

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The content in this podcast is provided for informational purposes only and may not reflect the latest legal or regulatory developments. Any summaries of laws, regulations, or practices are subject to change. This content is not intended as legal or professional advice for any specific matter, nor is it a substitute for consulting the detailed provisions of applicable laws, rules, regulations, or forms. Always seek qualified legal advice before taking, or refraining from taking, any action based on the information discussed here.

Case Chasers podcast host, ⁠Ian Quayle⁠ (⁠IQ Legal Training⁠, Property Law UK), talks to ⁠Andrew Butler KC⁠, Joint Head of ⁠Tanfield Chambers⁠, about recent updates to the Building Safety Act.

Andrew Butler KC practises in the areas of Property and Business & Commercial, and is Head of Chambers’ Business & Commercial Group. While he accepts instructions across the full spectrum of commercial and property work, he particularly specialises in development disputes and professional negligence matters.

Information

The Building Safety Act 2022 book is available for pre-order from The Law Society here. The Building Safety Act flowcharts are available for purchase online here. You can access Tanfield Chambers' Building Safety Hub here.

Episode produced by ⁠Helen Waite⁠

Artwork and post-production by Helen Waite

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The content in this podcast is provided for informational purposes only and may not reflect the latest legal or regulatory developments. Any summaries of laws, regulations, or practices are subject to change. This content is not intended as legal or professional advice for any specific matter, nor is it a substitute for consulting the detailed provisions of applicable laws, rules, regulations, or forms. Always seek qualified legal advice before taking, or refraining from taking, any action based on the information discussed here.

Case Chasers podcast host, Ian Quayle (IQ Legal Training, Property Law UK), talks to Andrew Butler KC of Tanfield Chambers about The Building Safety Act. Andrew Butler KC practises in the areas of Property and Business & Commercial, and is Head of Chambers’ Business & Commercial Group. While he accepts instructions across the full spectrum of commercial and property work, he particularly specialises in development disputes and professional negligence matters.

Information

The Building Safety Act 2022 book is available for pre-order from The Law Society

. The Building Safety Act flowcharts are available for purchase online

. You can access the Tanfield BSA hub

.

Episode produced by Helen Waite

Artwork and post-production by Helen Waite

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Follow us on Twitter @PropertyLaw_UK

Visit us at propertylawuk.net

Email us: info@propertylawuk.net

Disclaimer

The content in this podcast is provided for informational purposes only and may not reflect the latest legal or regulatory developments. Any summaries of laws, regulations, or practices are subject to change. This content is not intended as legal or professional advice for any specific matter, nor is it a substitute for consulting the detailed provisions of applicable laws, rules, regulations, or forms. Always seek qualified legal advice before taking, or refraining from taking, any action based on the information discussed here.