We can assist you to hold professionals accountable: Expert legal advice for professional negligence claims
Professional negligence occurs when a professional fails to perform their duties with the competence or care that is reasonably expected, causing financial loss, harm, or damage to their client. This can include situations where professionals have given poor advice, failed to meet their obligations, or made errors in their work.
Why instruct us?
At Wallace Robinson & Morgan, we provide practical and clear legal advice professional negligence cases. Our experienced solicitors understand the complexities involved in holding professionals accountable for substandard or negligent service. Whether you’ve been impacted by a negligent architect, accountant, or any other professional, our team is here to help.
Our Dispute Resolution team specialises in professional negligence claims and can assist you at every stage of your case. We provide:
• Comprehensive Legal Advice: We offer clear, honest advice about the merits of your case, the potential outcomes, and your options.
• Investigating Claims: We will carefully investigate your case, substantiate your claim and ensure all relevant details are considered.
• Negotiation and Mediation: Our firm is experienced in using alternative dispute resolution methods to resolve cases efficiently and cost-effectively without the need for lengthy court battles.
• Litigation: If a settlement cannot be reached, we are ready to represent you in court, providing robust legal representation to protect your interests and pursue the best possible outcome.
Frequently Asked Questions
Understand the intricacies of professional negligence cases with our helpful FAQs. Find the answers to pursue your claim confidently.
Professional negligence can include, but are not limited to:
• Accountants failing to properly prepare financial statements or tax filings.
• Architects making design or construction mistakes.
• Financial advisers offering unsuitable investment advice.
• Medical professionals providing substandard care leading to injury or loss.
• Legal professionals providing incorrect or insufficient legal advice.
You may have a claim if:
• The professional owed you a duty of care.
• They breached that duty (e.g., provided incorrect advice, made a mistake).
• You suffered harm or financial loss as a result of the breach.
In the UK, the general time limit is 6 years from the date the negligence occurred or when you first became aware of it. In some cases, this period may be extended.
You will need to gather evidence such as:
• Documentation of the professional’s actions or advice
• Expert opinions showing a breach of duty
• Proof of the financial loss or damage caused by the negligence
What to do next?
If you believe that a professional’s negligence has caused you harm or loss, it’s important to act quickly. Contact Wallace Robinson & Morgan today by calling us on 0121 705 7571 or by completing our contact form below. We will assess your case and provide you with expert advice on how to proceed.
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