A Day in the Life
7.30 am
Arrive at the office, switch on the computer, check emails and make a coffee.
7.45 am
Deal with any matters that take time to consider whilst the phones are quiet.
8.30 am
Collect and sort through the days post.
8.50 am
Hold a short team meeting, review the day’s agenda and discuss any urgent matters.
9.30 am
Start updating clients and introducers on the status of their cases and deal with any overnight enquiries.
11.00 am
Review any imminent completions to ensure they will hit their projected completion date.
12.00 pm
Dictate any letters that need to be sent out.
1.00 pm
Lunchtime, have some lunch and check through further emails received.
2.00 pm
Review matters due or planning to exchange the following day.
3.00 pm
Ensure all projected completions are on schedule.
3.30 pm
Ensure all post is ready to be collected for delivery.
4.00 pm
Ensure any urgent matters, emails or calls have been dealt with or returned.
4.30 pm
Final team meeting, review the days productivity and begin scheduling the following day’s tasks.
5.00 pm Home Time!
Introducing PHILL EDWARDS
HOW LONG HAVE YOU WORKED AT CONVEY LAW?
Almost ten years
BEFORE A CONVEYANCER, WHAT DID YOU WANT TO BE?
Someone who could help other people’s lives better.
WHAT IS YOUR FONDEST MEMORY OF WORKING AT CONVEY LAW?
Office parties, always good fun; I work with a great bunch of people and we always have a good time at the office parties (The parties I can remember).
DESCRIBE YOURSELF IN 3 WORDS?
Friendly, Fun and Genuine
HOW DO UNWIND AWAY FROM THE OFFICE?
Socialise with friends and family, walking, swimming and holidays







OUR CLIENTS | December 2012
"This was the first time I'd ever bought a property and I just couldn't see why people think it's so stressful, the service from Sara Watkins team was fantastic. They explained the whole process so simply for me and i couldn't believe how easy the documentation was to understand. Only after speaking to other people and the problems they'd had with different solicitors did I really appreciate what a fantastic choice I'd made by using Convey Law. Thank you".
Miss Simpson