Debra Clapham Contributes to the Scottish Conveyancing Handbook (5th Edition)

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Claphams Solicitors is delighted to share that Debra Clapham has contributed the foreword and two specialist articles to the newly released Scottish Conveyancing Handbook (5th Edition), which officially launches on Wednesday 11 February.

The Handbook is a cornerstone resource for solicitors, trainees, paralegals and property professionals across Scotland, and this latest edition reflects a major collaborative effort from experts throughout the profession. Debra’s contributions focus on practical insight and experience built over decades of conveyancing practice.

Published by Millar & Bryce, the digital edition is now available, with paper copies due to be released later this month. We are proud to support a publication that strengthens standards, knowledge and confidence across the Scottish property sector.

Founded in 1984, Claphams Solicitors has always been committed to clear advice, strong client care and reducing the stress that legal matters can bring. Debra’s involvement in this important publication reflects those same values.

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Find out more about our expert conveyancing Solicitor, Debra Clapham, Editor of the ‘Basic Scottish Conveyancing’ manual.

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