Professional Negligence Claims
In life, there are many occasions when we need professional advice on legal or financial issues. For some of these cases, a professional can give poor or insufficient advice, which can lead to serious consequences.


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Poor or insufficient advice is known as professional negligence which occurs when a professional fails to carry out his or her duties to the required standard of care; this may result in a claim brought by a client, or, in certain circumstances the professional may be found to owe specific duties to third parties. A claim in professional negligence can be any of the following:
- Contract breach
- Duty of care breached
- A breach of a fiduciary duty
- A breach of a statutory duty
Our experienced lawyers are successful at bringing claims against many different professions. If you feel that a professional has been negligent, contact us today so we can advise you on whether you have a claim and whether we can help you to recover any losses you may have suffered.
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Speak with one of the team.




Your claim will be evaluated.




We will negotiate your claim.
Professional Negligence FAQs
The service or advice you received was so bad that it fell below a reasonably acceptable standard for the trade, industry or profession. The negligence could be giving wrong or incomplete advice, missing limitation dates, under-settling for compensation claims of personal injury or medical negligence, not instructing appropriate experts in court proceedings or not following instructions or acting against your best interests.
- Solicitors
- Barristers
- Surveyors
- Builders
- Engineers
- Financial Advisors
- Insurance Brokers
- Architects
- Accountants
- IT Professionals