Patrick - I tried to email a submission both directly to Sarah and to the general submission address and both came back as a permanent error. Anyone else have this issue?
Update: Tried sending again today and it went through fine, with a confirmation from Sarah that even though she is on maternity leave, she is still reviewing submissions.
EQ: 7/7/22
CNR: 10/5/22

Her email is sbedingfield@lgrliterary.com. Seems they allow multiple options to query: the form on their website, their general submission email, or to email the agent you seek directly.

EQ Upmarket fiction 97K 08/16

Did anyone else get the autoreply that similichtman did about maternity leave? I also queried on 5/20/22 but didn't get it.

Submitted 5/20/22, got this autoresponse:

Thank you for your message. I am currently out on maternity leave; for urgent matters or questions regarding submissions, please reach out to my colleague Courtney: cpaganelli@lgrliterary.com.

Best wishes,

Sarah

Form Query: 11.12.2021
CNR: 3.3.2022

YA Historical, 99k

Same problem as KittyTurner. I queried via the online form on 8 Nov 2021 but got no confirmation (NB this agency sends confirmation). Re-sent via email on 12 Jan 2022.

Query and sample chapters were submitted through the LGR website form, but I did not receive the automated confirmation.
Resent via email on 10/27/2021

FQ - 10/8/2021

LGBTQ+ Historical - 75k

Submitted query 1/19/2020
Full request 2/21/2020
Follow up email sent at 6 month intervals
Still no reply

Update: Still no reply on full MS as of 9/18/2021

EQ-- 12/17/2020 Speculative Fiction 84K
CNR -- 8 mos. NR 8/15/2021

EQ: 7/26/21
FR: 7/29/21

Literary 77k

Queried this agency back in August of 2020. Never heard back. I understand lit agents are busy but I hate it when they don't show the modicum of professionalism by responding that they're not interested.

FQ: 7/16/21
mystery/psych. thriller 80k

Form query on 15 May 2021! Still keeping it open as it's in the three-month range.

Of note: at the time I submitted, there was no option to pick a specific agent to submit to; you simply had to put their name in the text of the query letter you pasted in the box. At the bottom of the form, there was also a box that they specifically asked us to leave comments about the form. When I submitted, I noted that I loved having individual questions to answer, as it takes the guesswork out of a query, but I wished I could denote which agent I wanted to send it to by picking from a drop-down box.

Cut to: I just checked their website today. They now have a specific box for authors to note which agent they are submitting to. They ALSO tell people to e-mail the agents directly if they prefer--something I am SURE was not there before, as I would definitely have done that rather than the form. I'm glad these changes were made! It def makes it easier for others going forward.