Accessibility

Our approach Legalstone is committed to making our website and services accessible and usable for as many people as reasonably possible. We aim to provide information in a clear and straightforward way and to consider accessibility as part of the way we design, develop and improve our website and services. Website accessibility We aim to make our website easy to navigate, understand and use across different devices and technologies. As part of this approach, we seek to: 

• use clear and consistent page structures;
• provide readable text with appropriate contrast;
• support keyboard navigation where reasonably possible;
• use descriptive headings, links and labels;
• provide alternative text for meaningful images where appropriate;
• design pages that work across different screen sizes and devices; and
• consider compatibility with commonly used assistive technologies.

 We continue to review and improve the accessibility and usability of our website as it develops. Accessibility standards We aim to follow recognised accessibility principles and, where reasonably practicable, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). Accessibility is an ongoing process and we cannot guarantee that every part of our website will be accessible to every user, device or assistive technology at all times. Some content, functionality or materials provided by third parties may also be outside our direct control. Documents and other content Some documents, files or other materials available through our website or provided as part of our services may not be fully accessible in every format. If you experience difficulty accessing information that you need, please contact us. Where reasonably practicable, we will seek to provide the information in an alternative or more accessible format. Accessing our services We recognise that accessibility extends beyond our website. If you have an accessibility requirement or need a reasonable adjustment when communicating or working with Legalstone, please let us know. Depending on your requirements and the nature of the matter, we will consider reasonable ways of making our communications and services more accessible. This may include adapting the format or method of communication or providing information in an alternative format where reasonably practicable. You do not need to provide more information about your circumstances than is reasonably necessary for us to understand and respond to your request. Third-party services Our website and services may include links to, or make use of, websites, platforms, software or services provided by third parties. We do not control the accessibility of third-party services, although we seek to work with appropriate providers and will consider accessibility when reasonably practicable. Tell us about an accessibility issue We welcome feedback about the accessibility of our website and services. If you experience an accessibility issue, are unable to access particular information or would like to request an alternative format or reasonable adjustment, please contact us: Email: contact@legalstone.co.ukTelephone: 020 7348 4849It is helpful if you can tell us what you were trying to access, the difficulty you experienced and, where relevant, the format or adjustment that would assist you. We will consider your request and seek to respond appropriately. Keeping accessibility under review We intend to review the accessibility of our website and services as Legalstone develops and to make reasonable improvements where issues are identified. Last updated: August 2026