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Professional negligence claim case studies

Our professional negligence solicitors have gained an excellent reputation in this field and we pride ourselves on achieving the best possible results for our clients. 

The following cases provide a brief overview of our experience in this area.

If you are involved in a dispute please contact our specialist lawyers on 01616 966 229 without delay.

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Claim against solicitor

The team represented a client who was given incorrect advice in settling financial matters following a divorce against a solicitor. Essentially the client was advised that her ex-husband would be entitled to far less than what he was asking for. The client wasted huge legal costs as a result of the advice from her solicitors and a successful claim for the wasted costs and expenditure was made on her behalf.
 

Claim against architects

The team represented a client who instructed an Architect to oversee and project manage a self build house. The Architect did not manage the project to a reasonable standard and failed to appreciate that certain terms of a JCT Contract were excluded in self build contracts. As a result of the failure to contract out some terms relating to adjudication, (amongst other things), the client had to incur considerable expense in following an adjudication when the builders and the client were in dispute. A claim was made against the Architects for professional negligence which was successfully resolved in mediation.

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What is the burden of proof for professional negligence?

Occasionally, mistakes are made by professionals. Typically, professional negligence claims are often thought to relate to the more common professions, such as law, accountancy or architects professions. However, professional negligence claims can relate...

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How can a property encroachment dispute be resolved?

In the UK, encroachment law deals with situations where one party's property extends onto or interferes with another party's property without permission, and can involve structures, such as buildings and fences, as well as vegetation like trees and...

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  • ​Julie Hunter​
  • Liam Waine
  • Andrew Whitehead
  • Kelly Heyworth
  • Jade Fairhurst
  • Sanaa Patel
  • ​Claire Richardson
  • Solomon Ako