HARDING MITCHELL- CORONAVIRUS CLIENTS CONTACT / CONSULTATION POLICY
Due to the Coronavirus (COVID19) pandemic and in line with the UK Government guidelines, we do not currently hold any face to face meetings with clients.
We are however, working very hard to ensure that the current situation does not affect the conduct of our clients’ matters. We are therefore reachable by telephone and email in the usual way during office hours.
We also offer consultations online, by skype, whatsApp and on Facet Time. Please feel free to contact us during office hours on 02031918080/ 02037570061 or email Kalilou@hardingmitchell.co.uk. For emergency out of office hours, please call us on 07949265790.
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Office Hours: Monday to Friday 09.30 am - 5.30 pm
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