A new partnership aims to simplify property transactions across England and Wales

West Midlands-headquartered Davisons Law has joined the conveybuddy panel. In a statement, conveybuddy noted this collaboration marks a significant step in strengthening the tech-driven conveyancing distributor’s national presence across England and Wales.
Davisons Law, a conveyancing firm in the UK with over 400 staff across 19 offices, brings more than three decades of experience to the growing panel. Conveybuddy highlighted that the firm’s client-first approach and high-volume residential property expertise align conveybuddy ‘s qualities and goal.
The move follows Davisons Law’s recent integration of DP Law into its group—another firm that joined conveybuddy’s panel in May.
“Davisons Law are a perfect fit for conveybuddy right now,” said Harpal Singh, CEO at conveybuddy. “They are known for their scale, efficiency, and ongoing investment in people, systems and service. This partnership is built on trust, alignment and a shared goal to improve outcomes for brokers and their customers.”
Founded in 2024, conveybuddy operates a tech-enabled platform offering panel management services across products such as sales, purchases, remortgages, and surveys. With more than 60 years of combined experience in conveyancing distribution, the firm is focused on providing brokers with transparent, efficient solutions.
Davisons Law directors Helen Bartlam and Anthony Myles will lead the collaboration with conveybuddy’s sales director Mark Game and head of operations Amy Innes.
“It’s great for Davisons to be joining the conveybuddy panel, hot on the heels of DP Law,” said Myles. “Professional intermediaries are very important to us, having worked with mortgage brokers and estate agents for over 20 years. With our strong local expertise and commitment to service, we’re excited to support conveybuddy’s growing network and help make the conveyancing journey smoother for everyone involved.”
Conveybuddy’ conveyancing portal is designed to cut costs through transparent pricing, low fees, and advanced technology.
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