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Firm announces its appointment to HSBC's conveyancing panel

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Devonshires the London based legal practice that is particularly known for its work in social housing has become one of the first firms to publically announce its membership on the HSBC super conveyancing panel.
Their website news section this morning posted the following comment:
"Devonshires is one of only two law firms in the London area to have been appointed to the HSBC conveyancing panel.
We have been selected on the basis of our conveyancing expertise and our ability to comply with HSBC’s strict requirements. Acting on behalf of its customers from the 9th January 2012, we will be working in conjunction with the panel managers Countrywide Conveyancing Services."

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