We commit to providing high standards of customer care; however, we do appreciate that sometimes things can go wrong. If you do have a complaint, we ask you to let us know so that we may have the opportunity to resolve the issue for you and learn from it. Please be aware that we take complaints of any nature very seriously.
Dealing With Your Complaint
A complaint is an oral or written expression of dissatisfaction, which alleges that the complainant has suffered, or may suffer, financial loss, distress, inconvenience or detriment.
In the first instance, we ask that you raise your complaint verbally with the person you have been dealing with to seek a quick resolution.
If you are unable to resolve your concerns informally, please place your complaint in writing and e-mail it to correspondence@rhodeswalker.co.uk.
Following any investigation, if a complaint is upheld, we will consider prompt remedial action or redress and advise you accordingly along with expected timescales for closure.
Please note:
All complaints sent via e-mail will be reviewed by a senior member of the team in the first instance. Our board of directors regularly reviews all formal complaints so we may amend our procedures where necessary and continue to improve the service we deliver to all our customers.
If, after following the review process, you remain dissatisfied with any aspect of our handling of your complaint, you may contact the Legal Ombudsman to ask them to consider your complaint further.
Legal Ombudsman Contact Details
Telephone Number: 0300 555 0333
E-Mail Address: enquiries@legalombudsman.org.uk
Address: Legal Ombudsman, PO Box 6167, Slough SL1 0EH
Unless there are good reasons not to do so, the Legal Ombudsman will expect you to allow us to consider and respond to your complaint in accordance with the procedures above. You can refer your complaint up to 6 months after receiving our final written response. You can also use the Ombudsman service if we have not resolved your complaint within 8 weeks of receiving it. A complaint can be referred up to 1 year from the date of the act or omission or after discovering a problem, although the Legal Ombudsman retains discretion to accept “out-of-time” complaints in fair and reasonable circumstances.
The Legal Ombudsman deals with service-related complaints. Any conduct-related complaints will be referred to the CLC Council for Licensed Conveyancers.