Article contributed by Tim Champney Dye & Durham As the world faces the increasing challenges posed by climate change, property conveyancing lawyers must be vigilant in identifying and managing potential climate-related risks during the property buying and selling process. Climate change has brought about an increase in extreme weather events, rising sea levels, and other environmental changes that will continue to impact property values and safety. As such, the Law Society recently issued its first stage of…
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