Frequently asked questions
Practical answers before the first appointment.
The firm first identifies the legal area, urgency and whether there are any obvious conflicts. The next step may be a consultation, document review or request for further information.
The fee basis should be explained before substantive work starts. Depending on the matter, that may be a fixed fee, an estimate or range, or an hourly rate.
Yes. Many initial and ongoing meetings can be handled remotely, subject to the matter and any identity or document requirements.
Start with a short description of the issue. Do not send highly confidential documents until the firm has confirmed it can act and has provided a secure route for documents.
That depends on urgency, conflicts checks, capacity and whether the information needed to open the matter has been provided.
The site is structured around a named lead contact. Other team members may assist where the work requires another specialist or administrative support.
Use the general enquiry route. The matter can then be directed internally rather than forcing you to choose the wrong service page.
No legal matter should be presented as guaranteed. Advice should explain the available options, material risks and realistic next steps.