Professional Negligence Lawyers

Representing clients who have suffered due to mistakes or negligence by healthcare professionals, including misdiagnosis, surgical errors, and prescription mistakes.

Addressing errors or omissions in design, supervision, or project management that have resulted in financial loss or property damage.

Pursuing claims against financial advisors, accountants, and other professionals who may have provided misleading advice or failed in their duty of care.

Addressing negligence claims against solicitors, barristers, and other legal professionals who may have provided substandard service or advice.

Assisting clients who have suffered losses due to inaccurate property valuations, surveys, or failure to identify structural issues.

Representing clients in cases where engineers have failed to adhere to professional standards, leading to project failures or safety issues.

Pursuing claims against IT professionals and consultants for failures in system implementation, software development, or security breaches.

Addressing cases where estate agents have misrepresented properties, leading to financial losses for buyers or sellers. 

Addressing breaches of trust and fiduciary duties that result in loss or harm to beneficiaries.

It refers to a breach of the duty of care by professionals which results in financial loss, damage, or harm to their client. 

You need to demonstrate that the professional owed you a duty of care, that they breached this duty, and that this breach directly resulted in your loss or damage. 

Typically, in England & Wales, you have six years from the date of the negligent act or three years from when you first became aware of it to make a claim. 

Compensation aims to put the claimant in the position they would have been in had the negligence not occurred. It considers financial loss, costs of rectification, and sometimes emotional distress. 

No, many are settled through negotiation, mediation, or arbitration. However, if a resolution cannot be reached, the case may proceed to court. 

While both relate to a breach of duty of care, malpractice is specifically related to professionals like doctors or lawyers failing in their specific duties. 

You can claim against both. If an individual’s negligent actions represent a firm, the firm can also be held liable. 

By presenting evidence such as financial statements, invoices, and expert testimonies that showcase the monetary impact of the professional’s negligence. 

Consult with a specialised solicitor, gather all relevant documents, and seek expert opinions if needed to bolster your claim. 

Not necessarily. While it can be a factor, an apology alone doesn’t automatically constitute an admission of professional negligence.