Goldsmith Williams awarded Law Society accreditation

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Goldsmith Williams has been awarded the Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) practice standard by The Law Society.

The Liverpool-based law firm is the latest practices to have received the accreditation.

The CQS scheme recognises firms who employ best conveyancing practices, with the aim of supporting consumers, reducing fraud and improving overall industry standards.

Maria Rodman , head of compliance at Goldsmith Williams, said: “Receiving the CQS standard is testament to the hard work of our staff

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