FAQ
Chancery Lane & Holborn — common questions
How fast is a car from Chancery Lane to the Royal Courts of Justice?
Around two minutes door to door — the run exists for bundles, weather and gravitas rather than distance. Drivers drop at the correct entrance for your court list, and return cars hold on standby for rising times.
Can drivers access the Inns of Court?
Drivers follow each Inn's access protocol — the correct gate for the chambers, the sanctioned waiting spots, and walking handovers where vehicle access is restricted — for Lincoln's Inn, Gray's Inn and the Temple alike.
Do the same account terms apply as your main law firm service?
Yes — matter-number billing, the late-working travel policy, confidentiality-signed drivers and monthly disbursement-ready invoicing all apply identically; this page adds midtown's geography and response times to that framework.
How quickly can you reach a WC1 or WC2 firm?
Typically five minutes in working hours — cars stage on Furnival Street, Cursitor Street and the Lincoln's Inn Fields perimeter rather than fighting the Lane's one-way flow.
Can you run between midtown and the EC4 or Canary Wharf firms?
Constantly — EC4 is about fourteen minutes and Canary Wharf twenty-five, with cars looping the corridor all day and 2am completion runs covered by 24/7 dispatch.
Do you handle client and witness collections for hearings?
Yes — clients, witnesses and experts are collected from homes, hotels and stations to the correct court entrance, on the firm's account with no payment moment, coded to the matter.
