Professional Negligence

Our solicitors are experts at holding professionals accountable in a variety of areas.

Litigation: Solicitors' Negligence In Handling Legal Claims

When your solicitors fail to manage your legal dispute correctly, it can have a damaging affect on the outcome of your claim. It could make a claim fail, which would otherwise succeed. Or, it could reduce any successful award, or unnecessarily increase your costs of litigation.

Whatever the effect or damage, we can review your solicitor's file, advise you whether they have breached their contract or duties to you, and take action to correct the breach, or seek damages where that is not possible.

Property Transactions: Conveyancer's Negligence In Buying, Selling Or Dealing With Properties

Buying or selling a property is one of the biggest event .When your conveyancers fail to deal with your property transaction correctly, the effects can be serious.

If you are concerned that your property transaction was not handled correctly, we can review your conveyancer's, advise you on whether they have breached their contract or any duties to you, and take action to either remedy the breach or seek damages where that is not possible.

See How We Can Help

Our solicitors are experts in litigation and experienced in managing individual and business legal claims. This means whatever concerns or problems you face, we can help.

Book a free consultation by contacting us below, or call us on 01242 894 796

We offer a free no-obligation consultation to discuss new enquiries with you. That means you can discuss any problems you have, and consider your options, without the worry of incurring any legal costs. We will gladly listen to what you want to achieve, address any of your concerns and answer any questions that you may have.

We will give you clear advice about any legal costs at the very start, so that you are in a well informed place, to decide what action to take.

Depending on your particular circumstances, and if we think that a legal claim has good prospects, we may be able to help on on a no-win no-fee basis. That means that we would not take anything for our fees up-front, but would usually take our fees at the end of a successful claim, and out of sums recovered from your opponent.

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