Coronavirus Contingency Plan
Although 19 July is the day when all legal restrictions relating to COVID-19 are being withdrawn Harris & Harris would like to advise we are still committed to delivering legal services to our clients in a safe and responsible way. Our work continues, but many of our lawyers will continue to work remotely where necessary. The majority of our communications will be made via email, telephone, and video-conferencing.
Access to our offices will remain limited with essential meetings only taking place and a maximum of two people and one lawyer in attendance, face masks must be worn at these meetings unless an exemption is in place. Meetings regarding ID and document signing can take place outside in the courtyard (weather permitting) at 14 Market Place. If documents need to be signed or ID taken in Frome this will take place in the office reception area at the Frome office but time will be limited to 15 minutes maximum. All meetings must be booked into the diary, please do not turn up adhoc. This is so we can manage staff and client safety.
In the meantime we wish you all well and stay safe.
If you require assistance, please email your Harris & Harris contact, or use the contact details with which you have previously been provided. For general and client enquiries, please contact our offices using the details below, and your enquiry will be referred to the most appropriate team.
Telephone: 01749 674747 Email: wells.reception@harris-harris.co.uk
Telephone: 01373 463366 Email: frome.reception@harris-harris.co.uk
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