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Tell us what you need

Three fields are required — the rest help, but send what you have. If the matter goes ahead, a short identification form follows later; there is no need for it now.

What happens next

1. Koby reviews it personally. Usually within one business day. If the firm can’t act, you’ll hear that quickly and plainly rather than after a week of silence.
2. An engagement letter and a short identification form arrive for signature. The letter sets out the scope, the fee basis and any cap, and how disbursements and taxes are handled. The Law Society requires the identification details, which is why they are collected then rather than now. Both are signed electronically — no printing, no scanning.
3. Identity verification, where it applies. If the matter involves receiving, paying or transferring funds, the Law Society requires the firm to verify your identity. You’ll get a secure link that takes a couple of minutes on your phone.
4. Work starts. No up-front deposit is required — you are invoiced as the work is done. The engagement terms set out the fee basis in full.

Sending this form does not create a solicitor-client relationship and does not make you a client. That begins when an engagement letter is signed by both of us.