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Schedule a consultation

Your first conversation with us is free, confidential, and carries no obligation. Choose whichever way suits you.

  • Call the office

    The quickest way to a first conversation. If we can’t take your call, we return it the same day.

    (555) 410-2260
  • Write to us

    Tell us briefly what has happened and how to reach you. Please don’t send original documents yet.

    Email the firm
  • Visit the office

    88 Chancery Lane, Suite 400, Springfield. Evening consultations by appointment.

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What happens after you call

No forms to fill in and no waiting lists. Here is exactly what to expect.

  1. A first conversation

    Thirty minutes, by phone or in person. You tell us what happened; we tell you honestly whether we can help.

  2. A written plan

    Within a week you receive a short letter setting out your options, our recommended course, and a fixed or capped fee.

  3. One attorney, start to finish

    The partner you meet is the partner who does the work — and who answers when you call.

Questions we hear first

If yours isn’t here, ask it on the phone. There is no charge for the first call.

What does a first consultation cost?

Your first thirty-minute conversation is free. If we can help, we follow up with a written plan and a fee estimate before any billable work begins.

How do you charge for your work?

Wherever we can, we agree a fixed or capped fee in advance. Litigation and open-ended matters are billed hourly, with a monthly statement and no surprises.

What should I bring to the first meeting?

Any letters, contracts, notices or court papers related to your matter, and a short timeline of what has happened. If you don’t have everything, come anyway.

Do you meet outside office hours?

Yes. Evening appointments and video calls are available by arrangement for clients who can’t get away during the working day.

Is what I tell you confidential?

Yes. Anything you share with us to get legal advice is confidential, even if you decide not to hire the firm.