One of Australia’s fastest growing, tech-enabled law firms, lawlab, has been selected by Raine & Horne Assist to be their national conveyancing partner.
Lawlab launched their national partnership program in 2015 and have seen a 300% growth in transaction numbers.
Under the partnership Raine & Horne agents and their clients will have access to the Rundl property network – an online service connecting consumers with their finance broker, agent, conveyancer and other related service providers in a social media like experience.
Over 100 Raine & Horne Real Estate Agents already have access to order lawlab’s express listing packages and contact reviews. Clients will benefit by receiving e-contracts with the ability and secure buyers via digital signatures.
Dawn Inanli, General Manager for Raine & Horne Financial Services, says the partnership with lawlab will save time and enhance the customer experience by getting deals done in a smarter, better and faster way.
“Technology is having an impact on all facets of how Australians buy and sell property and, as an innovative Real Estate group, Raine & Horne is partnering with lawlab to deliver a more engaging customer experience through the Rundl network,” she said.
Inanli says that clients too will benefit directly from the service.
“Sellers will be given the most transparent service in the industry and get real time communication to track their sales updates. We’re so excited to be giving agents and their clients the means to save time and increase productivity and efficiency, through the lawlab, partnership,” she said.
Raine and Horne Bondi Junction/Coogee were one of the first offices to join the Assist program and start referring clients to lawlab.
Principle, Tony Laing said so far the experience has been excellent.
“lawlab have made the legal process much easier, saving time for everyone by allowing the agent to communicate online with the client and solicitor,” he said.
Lawlab is the largest service provider for conveyancing in the Rundl l platform and has managed more than $5 billion of property transactions via the online communication tool.
With scalable infrastructure and technology in place, the 100 year old lawfirm is on track to become Australia’s largest conveyancing provider within the next two years.