There are many different scenarios that could be categorised as surveyor negligence. It’s important to gain a clear understanding of these, and seek appropriate legal advice if you wish to make a claim.
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Deciding to purchase property, whether a commercial property or residential property, is a huge milestone for many people. As purchasing property is such a large transaction, we will often place great trust in the professionals who guide us through the process. As part of this, most prospective purchases will involve some kind of survey before the purchase actually takes place.
If you believe your solicitor has been negligent, and has as a result caused you financial harm, it’s important to seek legal advice from somewhere else. Suing a lawyer for professional negligence may be the route you’re advised to take, and as such you’ll need legal guidance throughout.
If you’re unsure about how to sue a solicitor for negligence, as mentioned above it’s imperative that you speak to a legal professional. You can sue solicitors for professional negligence but it’s important to get an understanding of how likely it is your claim will succeed, the steps you’ll need to take, and the timescales in which you need to take them.
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In general you have six years from the date of neglect or omission to act to make a professional negligence compensation claim. However, there are some exceptions to this rule for instance you may bring a claim within 3 years of the date you could be said to have become reasonably aware of the alleged negligence. This time limit is referred to a limitation period.
It is important to speak to a legal team as early as possible to avoid any issues with limitation dates.
