By Amber Murray Transactions at property law firms have sharply slid back to pandemic-era lows this year, but firms expect Labour’s housing reforms, as well as falling interest rates, to create an onslaught of cases in the coming years. New research by legal data supplier Search Acumen, shared exclusively withCity A.M., has found that total transactions across the residential and commercial real estate markets are down by 22 per cent annually. The number of active law firms has fallen by 130 in the same period, the data showed. This is an 11 per cent drop from a decade ago, from 4,317 in 2014 …