Coronavirus Notice

We wish to reassure our clients, colleagues and contacts that during this enforced period of lockdown Beverley Morris & Co. will remain open for business and we will continue to provide our usual service to our clients insofar as it is possible to do so. We have implemented systems which will allow our staff to work from home and for transactions to be delivered remotely where possible.

During this difficult period, it will still be possible to contact our lawyers and this can be done by email in the first instance. Face to face contact is impractical in line with the Government’s advice. However, we encourage the use of other means of communication, such as via email, telephone and video conferencing.

Our main switchboard telephone number 020 8852 4433 will continue to be operational but on a limited basis. If the line is busy please hang up and try again a few minutes later. Alternatively email the person dealing with your matter requesting a call back and we will endeavour to respond as soon as possible. General enquiries may still be submitted to enquiries@beverleymorris.co.uk in the normal way.

PLEASE DO NOT POST ANY DOCUMENTS OR CORRESPONDENCE TO US, SEND THEM TO US IN THE DX OR DELIVER PAPERS TO US BY HAND DURING THIS PERIOD.

ALL CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN YOU AND US MUST BE BY EMAIL UNTIL THIS SITUATION IMPROVES AND WE ARE ABLE TO RETURN TO OUR OFFICES.

If you are unable to reach your lawyer, or require any further assistance, please contact one or all of the following people:

• Richard Hutson (richard@beverleymorris.co.uk) or Bolanle Akintola (bolanle@beverleymorris.co.uk) for all commercial property
• Angela Stanton (angela@beverleymorris.co.uk ) for all residential property matters
• Geoffrey Cohen or Leanne Bloomfield (privateclient@beverleymorris.co.uk) for all Wills and Probate matter and Lasting Powers of Attorney
• Huw Jones (huw@beverleymorris.co.uk) for all litigation matters
• Tony Stafford (familylaw@beverleymorris.co.uk) for all Family Law matters

This article is for information purposes only and is not legal advice. It should not be acted or relied upon and legal advice should be sought before applying any of the information in this article to any facts or circumstances.