Lawyer Negligence
If you have suffered financially because of errors or poor advice by a solicitor or barrister, you may be able to claim compensation for professional negligence.

- Conveyancing
- Debt & Insolvency
- Employment
- Family Law
- Medical Negligence
- Personal Accident & Injury
- Personal Disputes
- Professional Negligence
- Sports Law
- Wills, Trusts & Probate
“I was provided with a highly efficient and effective service with excellent communication at all stages leading to a successful conclusion in a timely manner.”
We can offer support and advice if you have been let down by a legal representative.
If you have suffered financially because of errors or poor advice by a solicitor or barrister, you may be able to claim compensation for professional negligence. Our partner-led team of professional negligence solicitors can advise you in relation to claims relating to: p>
- Conveyancing and property transactions
- Medical negligence and personal injury claims, including under-settled claims
- Wills, trusts and probate
- Commercial and civil disputes
- Divorce and family matters
- Employment claims
- Commercial contracts, business sales and other corporate transactions
Common examples of negligence by lawyers include:-
- Missing limitation dates or court deadlines
- Under-settling compensation claims for personal injury or medical negligence
- Causing claims to be struck out by the court
- Failing to advise properly on the sale or purchase of property or in relation to joint ownership
- Mistakes in will drafting or the administration of estates in accordance with the wishes of the deceased
- Failing to advise properly or to protect your position in relation to costs
- Not following instructions
- Giving incorrect advice
- Not acting in your best interests
In many cases, we will act on a No Win No Fee basis (subject to acceptance). Contact us for a free, confidential, no obligation assessment of your claim.
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