Coronavirus (COVID-19) Litigation Advice

The outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19) has affected all parts of society and in times of uncertainty, it is apparent that legal advice will need to be sought by companies, businesses, employers and employees, especially when the national situation is changing daily.

Our London Coronavirus Litigation team of solicitors and barristers are working alongside our clients and professional bodies to navigate this period of great national uncertainty. We understand how COVID-19 can impact you, your business or your employees. Contact us for confidential professional legal advice.

Professional legal advice should be sought by anyone who is uncertain about their legal rights during this time, how to protect their position, or how their rights will likely be interpreted by the courts given the pandemic.

We will offer you legal advice (or a second opinion) on any of the following practice areas which have likely been affected by COVID-19:Coronavirus (COVID-19) and breach of contract (force majeure) litigation;

Coronavirus (COVID-19) and insolvency;

Coronavirus (COVID-19) and debt recovery;

Coronavirus (COVID-19) and HMRC tax disputes;

Coronavirus (COVID-19) and employment law advice for employers and employees;

Coronavirus (COVID-19) and business disputes (shareholder/director disputes); and

Coronavirus (COVID-19) and commercial landlords.

Can I still see a lawyer given the Coronavirus situation?

Yes. We are a technologically advanced law firm and are well equipped for the current situation and have the resources and infrastructure to support you with any litigation issue.

We are actively monitoring and responding to the COVID-19 situation and will continue to follow advice issued by the UK Government, Public Health England and the NHS.

The well-being of our team and our clients is our priority. We are following the advice to maintain social distancing, therefore we will hold all meetings with clients via video conferencing or via our telephone conferencing facilities for the foreseeable future.

_{Please note that for regulatory reasons we do not offer any free advice.}