The Law Society are dedicated to engaging with conveyancing professionals in England and Wales over the coming months to discuss issues related to the new edition of the TA6 form.
If you are a solicitor, licensed conveyancer, or another conveyancing professional using either the TA6 form (5th edition, 2024) or the TA6 form (4th edition, second revision, 2020), they want to hear from you.
Law Society chief executive Ian Jeffery stated: “We want to understand users’ experiences and views of the TA6 form and its role in the broader conveyancing landscape, and to identify potential improvements to the form.”
They will collaborate with 2CV Ltd, an independent research agency, to conduct objective research representing the views and needs of our diverse conveyancing membership.
2CV Ltd will independently conduct direct member engagement exercises, a survey, and feedback analysis.
About the research
The independent 2CV research aims to:
- Understand conveyancers’ engagement and views on external opportunities and threats impacting the market
- Understand users’ experiences and views of the TA6 form (4th edition and 5th edition) and its role in the broader conveyancing landscape
- Identify improvements to the TA6 form
The research consultation will include:
- Engagement with stakeholder groups including conveyancing and legal groups, local law societies, and Law Society licensees
- An online survey to capture views on the wider policy changes in residential conveyancing, the TA6 form, and the experience of using it
- Focus groups with conveyancers to understand their current experiences using both versions of the TA6 form and concerns about key areas of change
- Deep dive online webinars exploring key areas of concern, including liability and digitisation
- User experience testing of the new form
Take part in the consultation
If you’re a conveyancing professional and interested in participating in this research, please enter your name and email below by Friday, 16 August: https://www.lawsociety.org.uk/topics/property/sign-up-to-take-part-in-ta6-form-consultation