Holding professionals to account for their Negligence.
To establish a successful claim, you must demonstrate that the professional owed you a duty of care, breached that duty, and that this breach resulted in a foreseeable loss.
This can arise from situations such as incorrect or incomplete advice, or even arithmetical errors.
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Our experienced team will conduct a thorough assessment of your claim’s strengths and weaknesses.
We provide tailored strategic advice and work to quantify the potential value of your claim.
Our goal is to promote early settlements when possible, ensuring the best outcome for you. If litigation becomes necessary, we approach it with efficiency and cost-effectiveness, informing and supporting you every step of the way.
Navigating professional negligence claims can be complex, but we’re here to simplify the process. We will explain your potential remedies, typically financial damages, and guide you on the implications of costs.
Many professionals carry indemnity insurance, which can cover your losses and legal fees if liability is established.
We will provide clear, straightforward advice on funding options and legal costs, ensuring you are fully aware of your choices and what to expect as your case progresses.
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What are the time limits for bringing a Professional Negligence claim?
Strict time limits apply to bringing claims in negligence and breach of contract as follows:
- For breach of contract, the period by which a claim should be issued in Court is 6 years from the date of the breach.
- For negligence claims, the primary period by which a claim should be issued in Court is 6 years from the occurrence of damage.
There are various laws and potential further considerations, such as latent damage and deliberate concealment, such that limitation can sometimes become a complex question. Therefore, seeking legal advice as soon as possible is essential if you become aware of a claim.
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