ONP Solicitors expands Leeds operation

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ONP Solicitors is expanding its Leeds operation to meet a rising demand for its conveyancing and remortgage services.

The Stockport-based firm opened its Leeds base as a satellite office in May last year but has grown organically to accommodate a team of over 30 case managers at the start of 2023. Now, the company wants to accelerate this growth, increasing demand for its service that should see an office where over 100 conveyancers are based.

The expansion will be led by Craig Underwood, chief operating officer and Mark Tosetti, group partnership director.

Nick Hale (pictured), the firm’s CEO, said: “Our goal is to continue our growth in a sustainable and manageable way, putting people at the heart of our business.

“Under the leadership of Craig and Mark, we aim to continue to train and develop an experienced team in the conveyancing industry that can provide the best possible customer outcomes. We will continue to innovate and utilise cutting-edge technology to benefit both customers and our partners.

“Our goal is to develop a culture where everyone in the business is focused on the customer experience – from instruction to completion.

“With Mark steering the partnership strategy of the company, the goal is to be the leading technology enabled legal services business, having brilliant people that transform the client experience for conveyancing of remortgages and sale & purchase transactions, accessing talent in the Yorkshire area is a key enabler to this goal.”

Underwood added: “Our expansion in Leeds comes with a commitment to provide the best possible service to our clients.

“With a strong focus on people, technology, and a transformative attitude, ONP is poised to become one of the leading providers of conveyancing services in the UK.”

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