You can use the feedback form (below) to request a quote, or (if there's a lot of information) you can email your request.  In either case, by following these checklists you will give me a better chance of providing an acceptable quote.  It will also help if you can email me any key documents, such as fee proposals or contract preliminaries.  N.B. The checklists are not exhaustive: I still need to hear about the matter in your own words!

Law firm clients

  1. Name of your law firm
  2. Address of your law firm
  3. Your position in law firm
  4. How will your client be made aware of my involvement (e.g. as your consultant)?
  5. Will I be dealing with your client directly or through someone in your firm?
  6. Please provide any relevant guidance on the fee which your client will find acceptable
  7. Your proposed mark-up (if you think I need to know)
  8. Please confirm you have read my conditions of engagement by law firms
  9. Finally, please now provide the further information requested in the checklist on the right (on behalf of your client)

Feedback

Clients other than law firms

  1. Client's full name or registered company name
  2. Client's address
  3. Your position in client's organisation
  4. Your phone number
  5. Your fax number
  6. Address of project
  7. Description of project (e.g. "Demolition of existing building and construction of retail unit")
  8. Approximate value of project (i.e. cost of the works)
  9. Approximate cost or value of matter to you (e.g. proposed consultancy fee)
  10. Client's role in project (e.g. client/employer, architect, main contractor, subcontractor, etc. etc.)
  11. Document(s) for which services required (e.g. appointment of architect, building contract, subcontract, performance bond, collateral warranty, etc. etc.)
  12. Service(s) required (e.g. preparing, reviewing/amending, negotiating and finalising documents - state if services differ for each document)
  13. Documents that can be supplied (e.g. consultant's fee proposal, contractor's tender preliminaries, etc. etc.)
  14. Urgency of matter