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Legalmove are fine. Hammonds Direct are one of the largest volume conveyancers in the UK, and process thousands of cases per month and they've been around for years.
I guess in that volume a few go wrong - but the vast majority are OK.
Like any volume business, you'll always find someone with a complaint.
Can't say I've had much experience of Adobe conveyancing, but can't praise Abode enough, we completed in a month from offer accepted. And theirs was by far the cheapest quote.
Now as for Adobe Illustrator CS3, I'd be LOST without it
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