Poor professional advice about your property can leave you in a difficult position and have serious consequences such as lost money, lost time or missed opportunities.

Surveyors have a responsibility to ensure you are aware of the state of a property and over- or under-valuing a property or failing to spot defects can cause you to suffer a loss.

Architects can have various responsibilities, however failing to properly manage or supervise a project, obtain appropriate planning permission or failure to comply with building regulations can all be grounds for a claim.

Estate agent negligence can have a huge impact on your ability to buy or sell and cause delays or direct financial loss. A breach of duty can include incorrect valuations, providing legal advice where they are not qualified and misleading buyers. 

Speak to a member of our team to discuss your particular circumstances and to establish if you have a claim.

When appointing an accountant, you should be able to trust that they will ensure your finances are handled correctly, however, the service you receive can sometimes be below the standard you should expect which can result in your or your business suffering a financial loss.

Examples of cases where you may be entitled to make a neglgiance claim include receiving incorrect tax avoidance advice, failing to meet important deadlines, inaccurate valuation of assets or incorrect auditing.

If your personal or business accountant has provided advice which in result has caused you to suffer financial loss, then you may be entitled to make a professional negligence claim. Talk to a member of our Professional Negligence team today about your claim.