Best Practices Solutions

Best Practices Solutions LLC (BPS) is not a law firm and does not provide legal services to its customers. As such, communications with BPS and its employees are not protected under any attorney-client privilege or work product privilege. BPS' documents our clients' existing closing and title policies and procedures as they relate to the "Pillars of Best Practices" suggested by the American Land Title Association. BPS cannot and does not provide any kind of legal advice, explanation, opinion, or recommendation about possible legal rights, remedies, defenses, available choices, or strategies. If you require legal advice or legal assistance, you must engage the services of an attorney licensed to practice law in your jurisdiction. BPS customers are solely responsible for the accuracy and sufficiency of the information provided to be included in the "Best Practices Manual," the implementation of the policies and procedures, and the need to periodically review and update the manual and train their staff. BPS does not promise or guarantee results of any kind including, without limitation, whether a customer's policies and procedures or manual prepared by BPS will satisfy: (i) any particular lender's closing requirements or closing conditions; or (ii) any statute, regulation, rule, guideline, or other law of any federal, state, administrative or regulatory board or agency, or any bar association.