Professional negligence arises when a professional fails to perform their duties to the required standard of skill and care. Professional negligence claims can be brought in contract, tort, or for breach of a fiduciary or statutory duty.
If you have received “bad advice” from a professional, it could be that you have suffered professional negligence. We recommend in this instance that you contact us to discuss the prospects of bringing a professional negligence compensation claim.
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If you believe you have been let down by a professional – whether that professional was your solicitor, accountant, conveyancer or maybe even your surveyor, feel free to get in touch with our team of experts today.
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The team excels in acting for claimants on a wide range of professional negligence matters. It is equally adept at handling claims ranging from tens of thousands of pounds to those involving millions of pounds, many of these claims are funded by using conditional fee arrangements.” – The Legal 500 2024
“A well-regarded claimant practice acting for both private individuals and businesses while also receiving referrals from surveyors, IFAs, accountants and insurers. The team frequently acts on claims against a variety of professionals, including solicitors, pension trustees, and insurance and mortgage brokers.” – Chambers and Partners 2024
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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.
