OpenConvey expands conveyancing panel

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OpenConvey has added Colemans Solicitors to its conveyancing panel.

Colemans has offices in Kingston on Thames, Cockfosters and Manchester. It is a large regionally based practice specialising in property conveyancing.

Jonathan Hall, OpenConvey’s commercial director, said: He said: “Colemans has a strong regional presence in the North and South and South East and will be very popular with our introducers. They offer legal expertise allied to the kind of customer service which we believe makes the OpenConvey conveyancing panel the best intermediary resource in the UK.”””

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