Experienced Solicitors for When a Duty of Care has Been Breached

Professionals such as solicitors, accountants, surveyors and architects have a duty of care to their clients to perform their professional obligations to a high level of skill and care.

For example, a personal injury solicitor may have significantly under-settled a claim for damages, a financial advisor may have given the wrong advice resulting in financial loss, or a surveyor may have failed to advise on structural damage resulting in huge repair bills or other losses – whatever the case, if the level of service has fallen below that expected of a reasonably competent professional and this has caused you measurable loss, you may be entitled to compensation.

Pursuing and Defending A Professional Negligence Claim

If you have been given inadequate professional advice, you may have a claim for professional negligence against the individual who gave the advice, or the firm they work for.

Equally, you may be a professional or a firm who is faced with a professional negligence claim from a former client.

The Raaidy’s team is experienced in both bringing and defending claims for professional negligence on behalf of individuals and businesses.

We can defend and pursue claims against all kinds of professionals, including the following:

  • Accountants
  • Architects
  • Barristers
  • Builders
  • Engineers
  • Legal Advisors
  • Insurance brokers
  • Solicitors
  • Surveyors
  • Valuers

Whether you wish to make a claim for solicitor negligence, architect negligence, conveyance negligence or you want to sue another type of skilled services provider, including making a construction dispute claim, the professional negligence lawyers at Raaidy can help.

Contact Raaidy Professional Negligence Specialists

Contact Raaidy today for advice and information about your funding options, an assessment of the merits of your case, assistance in negotiating a settlement or representation in prosecuting or defending a claim. We provide clear and concise advice from the outset, enabling you to consider the likely costs and outcomes of your case.