About Convey Law

The company supported one of the most successful employee development in Convey’s history. Gareth Richards joined as a paralegal and was sponsored to qualify as a licensed Conveyancer. He progressed through the business and is now the Legal Director Head of Compliance and sits on the board of the Society for Licensed Conveyancers. He mentors and coaches inexperienced and experienced staff and has developed Convey's training arm, the Conveyancing Academy, which consists of online technical conveyancing courses and has seen 40 members of staff obtain paralegal qualification status. The company are looking forward to seven of their paralegals becoming licensed Conveyancers in 2017 as a result of this plan and the company’s investment into their development.

Convey hold quarterly staff meetings and provide the staff with lunch. The meetings give them an update on all the important news, performance, targets, training and developments, as well as new and exciting projects. The company award their Team of the Month and Employee of the Month with an award and financial contribution. In addition, Convey hold monthly individual target meetings with the Managing Director and Legal Director, during which each team can discuss their performance, development and goals with input from Senior Management. In addition, they even have a quarterly staff Newsletter which celebrates investment in staff through training, coaching, mentoring, how to reward and recognise and also the company's charity involvement.

Over the last six years Convey Law have raised over £400,000.00 for their chosen charities. In 2011 the company launched the Convey Law Free Legal Fee Competition, which provides their Clients with the opportunity to win a full refund of legal fees if they win the monthly competition. The cost of entering the competition is £10.00, all of which is donated to our chosen charities. Convey have developed strong links with their favourite charity, the Ty Hafan Children’s Hospice in Cardiff, with the Managing Director Lloyd Davies having been appointed as Ty Hafan’s first Corporate Ambassador. The company launched the Ty Hafan Matterhorn Challenge last year to raise awareness and £50,000.00 for the charity. Convey’s current objective is to help raise over £150,000.00 for charity in this year alone. It doesn’t even stop there, as the company even also took part in the UK 3 Peaks Challenge this year, scaling the highest peaks in Scotland, England and Wales and raising £50,000.00 for Children with Cancer UK. Their fundraising initiatives and community engagement were recognised at the Welsh Institute of Directors (IoD) Awards in May 2015, with Lloyd Davies winning the Leadership in Corporate Responsibility Award.