Dale & Eke is taking the COVID-19 outbreak very seriously. So, for the purpose of maintaining social distancing under CDC guidelines and to promote the health and safety of our clients, visitors and staff and reduce the spread of COVID-19, our physical office will be closed until further notice.
For the time being we are limiting all in-office meetings to those clients and potential clients who are not feeling ill or who have not shown signs of illness. However, we are recommending that, unless you make other arrangements with your attorney, all client and potential client meetings occur via telephone or video conferencing. If you have any paperwork for us that you need to drop off, please use the mail slot outside of the front door to our office.
We can still be reached at our office telephone number (317-844-7400). Your call will be answered by our office phone system and you may leave a voicemail in the general mailbox or with a specific attorney. All voicemails left in the general mailbox will be routed to the requested attorney or staff.
You may also email the firm through its website at www.daleeke.com.
We will continue to monitor this evolving situation and adjust procedures as necessary. Your health and safety, and the health and safety of our attorneys and staff, is our highest priority. We thank you for your patience and understanding during these uncertain and unprecedented times.
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