Our Firm in the News
RSL LAW is proud to highlight the inspiring story of Stanislav Schevchenko, a Ukrainian lawyer who rebuilt his legal career in the UK after fleeing the war in 2022. Having initially arrived as a refugee, Stanislav joined RSL LAW and now contributes to the firm’s property practice while pursuing further legal qualifications in England. His journey reflects resilience and dedication and stands as a meaningful example of how international legal talent can thrive in the UK legal sector.
RSL LAW warns that UK conveyancers are under growing threat from cyberattacks, with fraudsters targeting property transactions, leading to costly payment-diversion scams. These sophisticated attempts risk not only individual clients but also undermine trust in the conveyancing process. The firm calls for strengthened cyber-safeguards and clearer guidance to protect both professionals and their clients.
RSL LAW warns that UK buyers with overseas funds are increasingly rejected by lenders, despite being legitimate. Skilled professionals, young families, and working taxpayers are caught in an overly cautious system – risking lost opportunities for buyers and the wider property market. The firm calls for fairness and clarity in UK conveyancing.
London boutique law firm RSL LAW has hit a record £1.14 million annual turnover, driven by a surge in overseas clients and complex property transactions. Discover how we are helping international buyers navigate UK property purchases while complying with strict anti-money laundering rules and why our approach is setting us apart in a challenging market.
RSL LAW CEO Tatiana Sharposhnikova takes on the common misconception that solicitors are to blame for Britain’s “broken” property market. Featured in the Law Gazette, she explains how lender delays, mortgage issues, and valuation problems are often the real culprits and how RSL LAW is helping clients navigate property transactions more efficiently and transparently.
In her latest Law Gazette feature, Tatiana Sharposhnikova, Founder & CEO of RSL LAW, shines a light on how “risk management” in property transactions is increasingly being used as a cover for unfair treatment. She calls on lenders and institutions to rethink their approach – and ensure genuine buyers aren’t penalised by bias disguised as compliance.