The CLC has regulated licensed conveyancers in England and Wales for 25 years. More recently we have extended our regulatory expertise to cover other legal services including probate and Alternative Business Structures.
Our mission is to protect the public interest, provide consumer choice and to promote effective competition in the legal services market. We do so by setting entry standards and regulating providers to delivery high quality, accessible legal services.
Our new outcomes-focused regulatory approach went live
on 6 October 2011. The new approach is risk-based, concentrated less upon
compliance with prescriptive rules and more explicitly focused upon the delivery
of specific positive outcomes for clients. Find out more...
Whether you have experience within the property legal sector, or are looking for a change of career, the CLC qualification provides access to an exciting and rewarding career in property conveyancing as a licensed conveyancer.
8 December 2011: CLC welcomes Society of Licensed Conveyancers Quality Assured initiative
The CLC has welcomed the Society of Licensed Conveyancers new ‘Quality Assured’ Scheme which was announced last week. Read more.
7 December 2011: About the CLC's adjudication panel
CLC Director of Policy and Standards Simon Blandy explains the
background to the new adjudication panel and its remit. Read more.
7 December 2011: CLC responds to mortgage fraud findings
The CLC has issued an updated mortgage fraud Practice Note for all regulated individuals and entities following its Call for Evidence. Read more.
5 December 2011: ABS: Feedback from the front
Rob Gurney, licensed conveyancer and Director of Premier Property Lawyers – the first licensed Alternative Business Structure in England and Wales - reflects on 6 October and its future impacts. Read more.
1 December 2011:CLC Communications Manager Vacancy
The CLC is currently recruiting for a communications manager. Please click here for more information.
