The safety and wellbeing of our clients, colleagues and communities is our number one priority.

We’re monitoring information from the relevant authorities about coronavirus, and acting and planning appropriately.

Our colleagues are working remotely so there’s no disruption for our clients.

We’ll update this page regularly with advice for how to work with us during the current situation.

Our offices and remote working

We’re continuing to work remotely to help advise all of our clients.

Following Government advice, our offices are now closed to visitors as we keep face-to-face contact to a minimum.

Our colleagues across the country are there to support you and are using email, phone and video conference calls to keep in touch. We're also conducting business digitally where possible.

If you’re due to visit one of our offices, contact us to make the appropriate alternative arrangements.

We thank you all for your support and cooperation in these challenging times.

Deadlines and court dates

We’ll work with you to identify any upcoming deadlines and milestones, such as court dates, which may be affected, and act accordingly.

The Courts are also starting new ways of working to increase the use of technology and enable remote hearings where possible.

Our events

We’ve decided to cancel all of our events in March and April, and we’re reviewing with events from May onwards pending further Government advice.

If you have any questions, email our events team 

Coronavirus advice and insights

The coronavirus outbreak has created uncertainty for everyone around the world.

We’ve seen a lot of concern around the economic and financial effects coronavirus will have in the coming months.

Learn how you can prepare as much as possible for what's ahead with regular updates from our lawyers and advisers

Coronavirus support links

World Health Organisation’s technical guidance

Government guidelines for employers and business

Government general guidance on the situation