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We are confident that we can continue to provide the quality of service which our clients rightly expect during these uncertain times.
We are fully equipped within Chambers to provide both telephone and video conferencing, so we are able to continue to hold conferences without the need for personal contact. Our approach to remote and agile working means that all our barristers and staff are already set up to work away from Chambers effectively, and we already have the IT infrastructure in place to ensure business continuity. If we are advised to close Chambers, we are confident that we can continue to provide our services without interruption.
We are regularly updating all our barristers and staff on the latest advice from the government, the Bar Council and the Law Society especially guidance relating to the operation of the courts and the potential impact of any changes to working practices and we will continue to do so.
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