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We connect suitable enquiries with a participating professional negligence solicitor covering the relevant work.
A claim normally depends on several connected points. Our AI helps identify which facts are already known and what may still matter.
The professional normally must have owed you a contractual or legal duty when providing the advice or service.
The advice or service may have fallen below the standard reasonably expected from a competent professional.
The error must normally have caused a measurable financial loss or another recoverable consequence.
The date of the advice, discovery of the problem and any existing proceedings may be important.
Documents showing the instructions, advice, work completed and resulting loss can make a significant difference to a specialist review.
Professional negligence may arise where a professional owes a duty, provides advice or services below the expected standard and causes a recoverable loss as a result.
Claims may involve solicitors, accountants, surveyors, architects, financial advisers, insurance brokers, consultants and other regulated or skilled professionals.
A viable claim will usually require evidence that the alleged error caused a measurable loss. The type of recoverable loss depends on the facts and the professional relationship.
Time limits can be complex and may depend on when the negligent act occurred and when the problem was discovered. Prompt specialist advice is important where a deadline may be approaching.
A written complaint may help clarify the professional’s position and preserve useful evidence. However, a complaint process does not necessarily stop a legal time limit from running.
Yes. Solicitors Direct provides free initial guidance. A referral is offered only where the enquiry appears suitable and you choose to proceed.
We make professional negligence easier to understand and connect you with the right specialist solicitor when you are ready.