The Charlbury Group integrates with Eversheds

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International law firm Eversheds’ secured recoveries group has become an integration partner for arrears management specialist The Charlbury Group.

Eversheds’ secured recoveries group acts more than half of the UK’s lenders and, using bespoke information technology, provides a total mortgage recoveries solution, from pre-litigation through to litigation, sales in possession and shortfall recovery

The Charlbury Group offers an arrears management solution called A.M.S that works with a number of different firms in the housing sector to provide an integrated approach to arrears and court order management.

The Charlbury Group believes that multiple integrations ensure firms with complementary offerings are able to seamlessly communicate and demonstrate best practice throughout the arrears process whether this is lenders, advisors, legal firms, asset managers or estate agents.

Paul Duckworth , director at The Charlbury Group said: “Eversheds is one of the biggest names in the legal profession and it’s a central facet of its business to be aligned to the needs of its clients and find innovative ways of working to deliver client service excellence. Now

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