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LET’S TALK

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a conversation.

A general question. A new enquiry. Your next step.
Here’s how to reach Rea Law.

YOUR FIRST ENQUIRY

How can we help?

Prepare a short email enquiry. Review the draft, then send it from your own email app.

Please keep your first enquiry general. Ask the firm how to share detailed case information or documents securely.

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GOOD TO KNOW

Before your
first conversation.

Does an enquiry confirm an appointment?

Appointments and availability need to be agreed directly with the firm. Preparing or sending an enquiry does not book a visit.

Is the email sent automatically?

No. The enquiry tool prepares a draft for your own email app. You review it and choose whether to send. You can also copy it or call the firm.

What if I already have an ongoing matter?

Select “Existing client enquiry” or use your usual contact at the firm. Keep any documents and detailed case information within the contact arrangements agreed with your solicitor.

YOUR EMAIL DRAFT

Ready for your review.

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An email app must be configured to open the draft. You can also copy it and email gino@realaw.co.uk. An enquiry does not confirm an appointment or that the firm has agreed to act.

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Keep your first enquiry general. Ask the firm how to share case details and documents securely. An enquiry does not confirm an appointment or that the firm has agreed to act.

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