01 · Phone
Call the firm
For time-sensitive matters, the fastest path is the phone. A partner, or someone who can reach one, answers.
Start a conversation
Tell us what you're building.
A partner replies. Tell us the shape of the matter, the deal, the structure, or the decision you don't get to make twice, and we will say whether and how we can help.
Reach us directly
Three ways in, and each one ends with a person rather than a queue or a form letter.
02 · Email
Email counsel
Outline what you're working on and when it matters. We read every message and route it to the right hands.
03 · By appointment
Chicago
1 East Erie Street, Suite 525-5459
Chicago, Illinois 60611
Send a note
Tell us, in your own words, what you're working on. The more specific you are, the more useful our first reply will be.
Please keep this message general. Do not include confidential or sensitive information until we have agreed, in writing, to represent you.
Offices
Chicago, London, and Dubai, and a partner network of independent firms on five continents. Wherever your matter sits, the bench is the same. All offices →
North America
Europe
Middle East
Chicago · Principal office
Chicago
1 East Erie Street, Suite 525-5459
Chicago, IL 60611
Illinois · Second office
Oakbrook Terrace
18W140 Butterfield Road, Suite 1500
Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181
District of Columbia · By appointment
Washington, D.C.
712 H Street NE, Suite 2269
Washington, DC 20002
South Carolina · By appointment
Greenville
141 Traction Street
Greenville, SC 29611
South Carolina · By appointment
Charleston
78 Folly Road, Suite B9
Charleston, SC 29407
Texas · By appointment
Houston
5318 Weslayan Street, Suite 1025
Houston, TX 77005
Texas · By appointment
Austin
9901 Brodie Lane, Suite 160
Austin, TX 78748
Florida · By appointment
Miami
1000 Brickell Avenue, Suite 715
Miami, FL 33131
New York · By appointment
New York
390 5th Avenue, Suite 802
New York, NY 10018
United Kingdom
London
Mayfair, London
United Arab Emirates
Dubai
DIFC, Dubai
Before you write
Contacting Hart David Carson LLP, by phone, by email, or through this page, does not create an attorney-client relationship.
An attorney-client relationship is formed only when we and a client agree to it in a signed engagement. Until that point, please do not send us confidential or sensitive information. Unsolicited material may not be treated as privileged or confidential, and sending it does not obligate the firm to keep it so or to decline a matter that conflicts with your interests.
If your matter is time-sensitive and a deadline is approaching, say so when you reach out. If you have not yet engaged counsel, do not rely on us to protect any rights or deadlines until an engagement is in place. We will tell you promptly whether we are able to help.
Frequently asked
A few questions about reaching the firm.
How do I reach a partner? +
You can reach Hart David Carson LLP directly by phone at +1 630-395-9496 or by email at counsel@hartdavidcarson.com, and a partner replies. For time-sensitive matters the phone is fastest. Either way your message ends with a person rather than a queue or a form letter.
What are the firm's offices? +
Hart David Carson LLP is based in Chicago: its principal office at 1 East Erie Street in Chicago, where we meet by appointment, a second office in Oakbrook Terrace, offices in London and Dubai through partner firms, and meeting locations by appointment in New York, Washington, D.C., Greenville, Charleston, Houston, Austin, and Miami. A partner network of independent firms extends the firm's reach across five continents.
What is the fastest way to contact the firm? +
For time-sensitive matters, the fastest path is the phone at +1 630-395-9496, where a partner, or someone who can reach one, answers. Email to counsel@hartdavidcarson.com is the next fastest route, and every message is read and routed to the right hands.
Does contacting the firm create an attorney-client relationship? +
No. Contacting Hart David Carson LLP by phone, by email, or through this page does not create an attorney-client relationship. That relationship is formed only when the firm and a client agree to it in a signed engagement. Until then, please do not send confidential or sensitive information.
What should I include when I get in touch? +
Outline the shape of the matter, such as a deal, a structure, or a decision you don't get to make twice, and note any timing that matters, while keeping the message general. The more specific you are about the work, the more useful the firm's first reply will be.