Auxilio is pleased to be supporting the Society of Licensed Conveyancers’ Annual Conference and Dinner 2026 as a Bronze Sponsor. The team will also be exhibiting at the conference on Monday 9 November at the East Midlands Conference Centre in Nottingham.

The event brings together conveyancing professionals for a day of practical guidance, industry updates and discussion. For Auxilio, it is an opportunity to catch up with existing clients and meet firms looking at how they can strengthen their conveyancing operations.

Auxilio is delighted to have been shortlisted for Service Provider of the Year at The LEAP Modern Law Conveyancing Awards 2026.

The national awards recognise excellence across the conveyancing sector, celebrating the firms, teams, individuals and service providers making a positive contribution to residential property work.

Auxilio has been shortlisted in the Service Provider of the Year category, which recognises organisations that deliver high standards of client service and support, provide clear value to clients and strategic partners, improve efficiency, develop new service offerings and take a strong approach to client integration.

Auxilio was pleased to sponsor and attend the first Modern Law Conveyancing Networking Lunch, organised by Modern Law Magazine and held at The Midland Hotel in Manchester on 30 September.

The new event brought together conveyancers, law firms and businesses supporting the property sector for an afternoon of networking, conversation and guest speakers.

The UK housing market has entered a more cautious phase, with slower price growth, softer buyer demand and fewer sales being agreed than this time last year. However, completions are still moving, and conveyancing firms remain under pressure to keep matters progressing accurately and efficiently.

 For law firms, the key issue is not only whether the market is rising or slowing, it is how changing market conditions affect workload, client expectations, file progression and operational capacity. When buyers are more cautious and transactions take longer, small delays, missed information or avoidable post completion issues can have a greater impact.

Auxilio were pleased to attend and exhibit at the Bold Legal Group Conveyancing Conference & Soirée 2026, which took place on Wednesday 17 June at Regent’s University London.

The event brought together conveyancers, solicitors, lenders, suppliers and industry leaders for a full day of sector discussion, professional development and networking.

Part 2 of The Q4 to Q1 Reality Check post-completion webinar is now available to watch, continuing the discussion around HM Land Registry’s latest avoidable requisitions data and the practical steps conveyancing firms can take to improve performance.

Following Part 1, which examined the latest data, recurring causes of avoidable requisitions and the operational realities behind them, Part 2 focuses on what firms can do next. The discussion looks at how firms can use their organisation level data to identify patterns, strengthen workflows, improve reporting and build better controls into the post-completion process.

Auxilio were delighted to attend and exhibit at the Modern Law Conveyancing Conference 2026, which took place on 10 June and brought together conveyancers, legal professionals, technology providers and suppliers from across the residential property sector.

Held in Manchester, the conference delivered a packed agenda covering many of the key issues currently shaping conveyancing, including leadership, technology, artificial intelligence, operational performance, talent development and the future direction of the profession.

Following HM Land Registry’s latest avoidable requisitions data publication on 8 June, Bold Legal Group and Auxilio, in collaboration with HM Land Registry and industry partners, have released the Q4 to Q1 Reality Check webinar. The session brings together sector experts to examine the findings and share practical ways conveyancing firms can improve post-completion performance.

Part 1 of the webinar is available now and can be accessed here. Part 2 will follow on Monday 15 June.

Bold Legal Group and Auxilio have joined forces once again with HM Land Registry and leading industry experts to host a practical webinar exploring avoidable requisitions, post-completion performance and the operational improvements firms can make following the latest HM Land Registry data release. 

Chaired by Rob Hailstone, CEO of Bold Legal Group, the session follows HM Land Registry’s latest avoidable requisitions data release covering Q4 and Q1, representing the second dataset in the ongoing series designed to help firms better understand and reduce avoidable errors. 

Auxilio are pleased to share that the team will be attending the Modern Law Conveyancing Conference 2026 on 10 June, where we will also be exhibiting during the event. The conference brings together conveyancers, legal professionals and industry suppliers from across the sector to discuss the key operational, regulatory and commercial issues affecting modern conveyancing practices.

The conference programme includes a full day of panel discussions, operational insight and industry debate focused on the future of conveyancing, legal technology, operational performance and sector-wide challenges.

Auxilio are pleased to share that Adil Hamid, Director at Auxilio, will be speaking at the Bold Legal Group Conveyancing Conference & Soirée 2026, taking place on Wednesday 17 June 2026 at Regent’s University, London. 

Hosted by Bold Legal Group, the conference brings together conveyancers, solicitors, lenders and industry leaders from across the sector to discuss key operational, regulatory and market challenges affecting conveyancing practices. 

Adil will be part of a specialist panel session titled: 

“Fewer requisitions help conveyancers increase profitability, strengthen their reputation, and deliver faster registrations for customers and lenders.” 

Auxilio has been named Highly Commended in the Supplier Innovation & Support category at The Conveyancing Awards 2026. 

The inaugural awards took place on 14 May 2026 at The Londoner Hotel, London, bringing together more than 300 professionals from across the conveyancing and wider property sector. Winners and highly commended firms were selected by an independent judging panel made up of senior legal, property and new homes professionals, including representatives from organisations such as The Conveyancing Association, Move Reports UK and Women in Conveyancing. 

Capacity pressure in conveyancing is not a new issue, but it has developed into a long-standing structural challenge across the sector. For several years, firms have been managing an imbalance between transaction demand and the number of experienced professionals available to deliver the work.

Digital transformation remains a key focus across the conveyancing sector, with continued investment in technology aimed at improving efficiency, transparency and speed.

HM Land Registry’s strategy has placed particular emphasis on digitisation, improved data access and more streamlined processing. Alongside this, tools such as digital deeds, e-signatures and integrated platforms are becoming more widely used.

While these developments are moving the sector forward, adoption in practice has not been without challenge.

Transaction delays remain one of the most consistent challenges facing conveyancing firms. Despite ongoing reforms and digital improvements, such as the introduction of upfront information requirements for sellers, increased use of digital searches and submissions, and continued investment in HM Land Registry systems and data access, many firms continue to experience disruption caused by issues outside their direct control.

Compliance and risk management continue to move up the agenda for conveyancing firms. Alongside existing regulatory requirements, new and emerging risks are adding further layers of complexity to day-to-day operations.

With additional legislation expected and increasing scrutiny across the sector, firms are being required to balance thorough due diligence with the need to maintain efficient service delivery.

From 18 May 2026, new HMRC requirements will come into effect which will change how Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is handled across the conveyancing sector.Under these rules, professionals submitting SDLT returns on behalf of clients will be required to register as tax advisers.

For many firms, this represents a significant shift. SDLT has traditionally been treated as a transactional step within the conveyancing process. These changes introduce a new layer of regulatory responsibility, with implications for compliance, risk management and internal resourcing.

The Auxilio team are pleased to share that we have been shortlisted for the Supplier Innovation & Support Award at The Conveyancing Awards 2026.

The Conveyancing Awards bring together firms, professionals and service providers from across the property legal sector, with the Supplier Innovation & Support Award highlighting those delivering practical improvements to performance, efficiency and service delivery within conveyancing operations.

From May 2026, new legislation will require all professionals submitting SDLT returns on behalf of clients to register as tax advisers with HMRC. This shift brings significant regulatory, operational and insurance implications for conveyancing firms across England and Wales.

Part 1 of a new two-part webinar series, “Dealing with Post-Completion Work in the Digital Age,” is now available to watch on demand. Produced by Auxilio in partnership with the Bold Legal Group, the session brings together expert voices from across the conveyancing landscape to tackle one of the profession’s most pressing challenges: how to manage post-completion work more effectively in an increasingly digital landscape.