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OpenConvey adds Breeze & Wyles
OpenConvey, the online conveyancing portal, has appointed solicitors Breeze & Wyles Solicitors llp to its panel which strengthens the coverage offered to the north of London and Hertfordshire.
Breeze & Wyles has four offices in Hertfordshire at Enfield, Bishop’s Stortford, Cheshunt and Hertford.
Jonathan Hall, commercial director of OpenConvey said “We are very pleased to have Breeze & Wyles join us. They are one of the top ten law firms in England and Wales by Land Registry applications.
“Not only do they represent the kind of regional practice which is a vital part of the OpenConvey ethos, but their investment in technology to maximise efficiency and cut operating costs means that the service our introducers receive will be of the highest quality.
“Breeze & Wyles have recognised, as we have, that to stay ahead in today’s market requires not only the vital human touch but also the best that modern technology can offer.”
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