The COVID-19 pandemic, and the Government measures to combat this, have produced unprecedented challenges for us all. Nonetheless, adaptability is a key asset for Oglethorpe Sturton and Gillibrand – it has enabled us to thrive through two world wars, and continues to help us overcome new obstacles.

We are available as normal, here to answer your queries from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday. The difference is that we are now working remotely. This means that we are contactable by email and telephone, rather than through face-to-face appointments. Our general office numbers are operating as normal, however, if you know the person you would like to speak to, you can find their direct dial on their website profile here.

A dedicated ‘skeleton’ team are available in the office to manage your incoming post, so that it can be responded to remotely.

We recognise that the current situation may affect our clients in different ways. You may need new legal advice on an unforeseen issue, or you may be concerned about how an ongoing legal matter is affected. Be assured that whatever this situation looks like for you, we are here to assist you.

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