Accessibility Statement

Haroon Iqbal Law Associates Limited trading as HI Legal

Last Updated: 10 October 2026

1. Our Commitment to Accessibility

At HI Legal, the trading name of Haroon Iqbal Law Associates Limited, we are committed to making our website accessible and usable for as many people as possible, including individuals with disabilities and those who use assistive technologies.

We believe that everyone should have fair and equal access to information about legal services, regardless of their abilities, circumstances or the technology they use.

We aim to provide a website that is clear, accessible, easy to navigate and compatible with commonly used devices and browsers.

We recognise that accessibility is an ongoing responsibility and that improvements may be required as website content, technology and user needs change.

2. About This Website

This Accessibility Statement applies to:

Website: https://hi-legal.co.uk/

The website is operated by:

Legal Entity: Haroon Iqbal Law Associates Limited

Trading Name: HI Legal

Regulatory Authority: Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA)

SRA Number: 8013081

Office Address: 4 Risca Road, Newport, NP20 4JW, Wales, United Kingdom

Telephone: +44 1633 380463

Email: info@hi-legal.co.uk

Haroon Iqbal Law Associates Limited trading as HI Legal is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

3. Accessibility Standards

We aim to make our website accessible in accordance with recognised accessibility principles and good practice.

In particular, we use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA as a reference for assessing and improving website accessibility.

These guidelines address accessibility requirements for users with a wide range of needs, including visual, hearing, physical and cognitive disabilities.

Our objective is to improve accessibility across the website wherever reasonably practicable.

However, this statement should not be interpreted as a declaration that every page or feature currently conforms fully to WCAG 2.2 Level AA.

4. Accessibility Features

We aim to support accessibility through the design, structure and presentation of our website.

Areas we consider include:

Clear and Readable Content

We aim to use clear headings, readable text and an organised content structure to help visitors understand information about our legal services.

Keyboard Navigation

We aim to support access to website navigation and interactive features using a keyboard, where technically practicable.

Responsive Website Design

Our website is designed to adapt to different screen sizes, including desktop computers, tablets and mobile devices.

Text and Visual Presentation

We aim to use appropriate text sizes, spacing and colour contrast to improve readability.

Links and Navigation

We aim to provide clear navigation and descriptive links so visitors can find relevant information.

Forms and Interactive Elements

We aim to make website forms and interactive elements understandable and usable.

Assistive Technology

We aim to improve compatibility with commonly used assistive technologies, including screen readers and keyboard-based navigation tools.

These are accessibility objectives and design considerations rather than guarantees that every feature currently meets a particular technical standard.

5. Known Accessibility Limitations

Although we aim to make our website accessible, some content or features may not yet provide an optimal experience for every visitor.

Potential accessibility limitations may include:

• Images or graphics that require improved alternative text.

• Third-party content or embedded services with accessibility limitations.

• Downloadable documents that may not be fully accessible to assistive technologies.

• Forms or interactive elements that may require additional accessibility improvements.

• Inconsistent keyboard navigation or focus indicators.

• Colour contrast or text presentation issues.

• Content that may not display optimally at certain zoom levels or screen sizes.

These are areas that may require review and do not constitute a confirmed list of defects identified through a completed accessibility audit.

We welcome feedback about specific barriers so that we can investigate and prioritise appropriate improvements.

6. Downloadable Documents and PDFs

Our website may provide downloadable documents, including legal information, policies, forms and pricing documents.

We recognise that PDF and other document formats can create accessibility barriers if they are not prepared appropriately.

Where reasonably practicable, we aim to improve the accessibility of documents published on our website.

If you experience difficulty accessing a document, please contact us.

We will consider providing the relevant information in an alternative accessible format, where reasonably practicable.

7. Third-Party Content and Services

Some website features may depend on services or technologies supplied by third parties.

These may include embedded content, external links or website functionality provided through plugins.

Although we aim to select and configure such services responsibly, we may not have full control over their accessibility.

Where we become aware of a significant accessibility issue affecting third-party content, we will consider reasonable steps to address the problem or provide an alternative means of accessing the relevant information.

8. Alternative Ways to Access Information

If you cannot access information on our website, please contact us.

We will consider reasonable requests for information in an alternative format or through another communication method.

Depending on your needs and the nature of the information, this may include:

• Providing information by email.

• Explaining information over the telephone.

• Supplying a more accessible document format.

• Assisting with access to legal service information.

• Discussing appropriate communication arrangements.

We will aim to respond within a reasonable period, taking account of the nature and urgency of your request.

9. Reporting an Accessibility Problem

We welcome feedback from visitors who experience difficulty using our website.

If you encounter an accessibility problem, please contact us and explain the issue.

It would be helpful if you could provide:

• The webpage or feature affected.

• A description of the accessibility problem.

• The device or browser you were using, if known.

• Any assistive technology involved, if relevant.

• Your preferred method of communication.

You are not required to provide technical information or disclose a disability to report an accessibility concern.

Accessibility Contact Details

Email: info@hi-legal.co.uk

Telephone: +44 1633 380463

Postal Address:

HI Legal
4 Risca Road
Newport
NP20 4JW
Wales, United Kingdom

Please use the subject line “Website Accessibility” when contacting us by email.

We will review accessibility concerns and consider appropriate action.

10. Accessibility Improvements and Ongoing Review

We recognise that website accessibility requires ongoing attention.

As part of our website maintenance and improvement activities, we aim to:

• Review accessibility issues brought to our attention.

• Improve website navigation and readability.

• Address identified barriers affecting website forms and interactive features.

• Review images and other visual content.

• Consider accessibility when introducing new website features.

• Improve the accessibility of important downloadable documents.

• Monitor relevant accessibility guidance and good practice.

Improvements will be prioritised according to their impact, technical feasibility and available resources.

11. Equality and Reasonable Adjustments

HI Legal recognises its responsibilities under applicable equality legislation, including the Equality Act 2010.

We aim to avoid unlawful discrimination and provide fair access to our legal services.

Where a person with a disability requires a reasonable adjustment to access our services or communicate with us, we will consider the request in accordance with our legal and professional obligations.

Reasonable adjustments may relate to how information is provided, how appointments are arranged or how we communicate with clients.

If you require an adjustment, please contact us to discuss your needs.

12. Feedback and Complaints

We aim to respond constructively to accessibility feedback and concerns.

If you are dissatisfied with how we have handled an accessibility issue relating to our legal services, you may raise a complaint using our internal complaints procedure.

Further information is available on our Complaints Procedure page.

Depending on the circumstances, other legal rights or complaint mechanisms may also apply.

13. Privacy and Personal Information

If you contact us about accessibility, we may collect personal information necessary to respond to your request.

We will handle that information in accordance with applicable UK data protection legislation.

You are not required to provide more personal information than is reasonably necessary for us to address your enquiry.

For further details, please read our Privacy Policy.

14. Review and Updates

We may review and update this Accessibility Statement to reflect changes to our website, accessibility practices, technology or applicable legal requirements.

When changes are published, we will update the revision date shown on this page.

We encourage visitors to contact us if they identify accessibility barriers or have suggestions for improvement.

15. Contact Information

For accessibility enquiries, alternative-format requests or feedback about our website, please contact:

Haroon Iqbal Law Associates Limited trading as HI Legal

Office Address: 4 Risca Road, Newport, NP20 4JW, Wales, United Kingdom

Telephone: +44 1633 380463

Email: info@hi-legal.co.uk

Website: https://hi-legal.co.uk/

Authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority

SRA Number: 8013081

Last Updated: 10 October 2026