Frequently Asked Questions

Practical answers before you contact us.

General information about contacting Meridian and how initial enquiries are handled.

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Before You Contact Us

Clear answers to common questions.

These answers are general information only. The appropriate next step depends on the facts and circumstances of each matter.

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How do I contact Meridian Law Associates LLC?

Use the contact form, email or telephone details on the Contact page. The form is intended for general intake information.

Does sending an enquiry create an attorney-client relationship?

No. Sending an enquiry or receiving an initial response does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only after Meridian confirms an engagement.

What information should I include in an initial enquiry?

Provide a short description of the matter, the type of assistance sought and reliable contact details. Avoid sending unnecessary sensitive information at the initial stage.

Should I send confidential or time-sensitive documents through the website?

No. Do not send confidential documents, passwords, financial credentials, filing deadlines or other highly sensitive or time-critical information unless the firm has confirmed that it can receive them.

Where is the Meridian office?

Meridian Law Associates LLC is located at 2nd Floor, Blue Diamond Building, 19th Street, Sinkor, Tubman Boulevard, Monrovia, Liberia.

What areas of law does Meridian handle?

The firm publishes general information on corporate and commercial law, dispute resolution, property and land, energy and mining, family law, banking and financial services, employment and labour, tax, and regulatory compliance.

Can Meridian advise clients outside Liberia?

The firm may assist international and cross-border clients on matters connected with Liberia, subject to the facts, applicable law, professional obligations and the terms of engagement.

How are meetings arranged?

After an initial enquiry, the firm may propose an appropriate next step, including a meeting or request for further information. Availability depends on the matter and the lawyers involved.