Hardwicke continues to respond the Coronavirus (Covid-19) situation and to ensure that we do all we can to keep our people, clients, friends and families safe. It is now imperative that we do all we can to limit physical contact for the time being and therefore our working premises at Hardwicke Building in Lincoln’s Inn is closed. However, Hardwicke remains open for business, in as normal a way as we can make it. Barristers, practice managers and the rest of our staff team are working remotely and making good use of technology to reach out.
You can call us on +44 (0)20 7242 2523. Our normal telephone system is still operating and our usual friendly team is available to help.
For ease, see a summary page of all contacts during this unusual time.
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The 1st of our special #insolvency updates can be viewed here: https://buff.ly/2ygYmF9. The update covers the position as at 27 March 2020 as regards the Insolvency & Companies Court + articles on Skype hearings & winders. Contact our practice management team for further info.
Hats off to @legalcheek - innovative as ever, on 26 March they conducted the first virtual legal awards. Congratulations to them for providing such a positive, innovative occasion. And even better @hardwickelaw scooped another Legal Cheek Award - Best Chambers for Facilities.
Phillip Patterson examines the possibility of taking a statutory declaration by Skype video or similar technology. Click on the link to read the full article https://buff.ly/2QOaGDc #StatutoryDeclaration
Click on the link to read Robin Dunne's article regarding Stewarts Law in the Court of Appeal in Ainsworth v Stewarts Law LLP. This article looks at the judgment and the implications of the decision. https://buff.ly/2UBP6CR
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