Professional negligence lawyers
If you are facing professional negligence, it can become a daunting experience; therefore, our professional negligence solicitors are here to provide you with expert guidance and representation.
We understand these situations can be emotionally and financially taxing, which is why we offer approachable and honest advice to help you through every step of the process.
Our team of experienced professional negligence lawyers in Sydney is dedicated to empowering you through expert guidance and practical legal solutions when navigating the complexities of professional negligence claims.
When should I contact a negligence lawyer?
- If you’ve experienced contract breaches that resulted in financial loss.
- When professionals fail to deliver promised services or perform below expected standards, it can lead to significant losses.
- If you’ve been misled by false information or misrepresentation.
- If you have suffered harm due to medical negligence, such as misdiagnosis or surgical errors.
- If you have received poor financial advice that has led to financial loss or damage.
- When professionals fail to meet the required standards, resulting in defects or issues.
We can help with
- Understanding the Professional negligence claims process
- Reviewing contracts to identify potential areas of negligence
- Representing clients in professional negligence claims
- Negotiating settlements to resolve disputes efficiently
- Providing strategic advice to minimise legal risks
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is professional negligence, and how does it differ from other legal issues?
Professional negligence refers to the failure of a professional to perform their duties to a reasonable standard of care, resulting in harm or loss to their client. Unlike other legal issues, such as contract disputes or personal injury claims, professional negligence involves a breach of duty by a professional, such as a doctor, lawyer, accountant, or architect.
How do I know if I have a valid professional negligence claim?
You may have a valid professional negligence claim if you can demonstrate that a professional owed you a duty of care and breached that duty through negligent actions or omissions. As a result, you suffered harm or loss.
Consulting with experienced professional negligence lawyers can help assess your case.
What steps should I take if I suspect professional negligence has happened?
If you suspect professional negligence, it’s essential to gather relevant documentation, including contracts, communications, and any evidence of harm or loss. Then, seek advice from professional negligence solicitors who can evaluate your case and guide you on the appropriate course of action.
What evidence is required to support a professional negligence claim?
Evidence supporting a professional negligence claim may include documentation of the professional-client relationship, records of communications, contracts, expert opinions, and evidence of harm or financial loss incurred due to the professional’s actions or omissions.
Can I still pursue a claim if I signed a waiver or disclaimer?
Signing a waiver or disclaimer does not necessarily prevent you from pursuing a professional negligence claim. The enforceability of such documents depends on various factors, including the circumstances of the case, the nature of the negligence, and the applicable laws.
Consulting with lawyers can help assess the validity of any waivers or disclaimers.
What if the negligent professional is no longer practising or has gone out of business?
Even if the negligent professional is no longer practising or has gone out of business, you may still be able to pursue a professional negligence claim. In such cases, it may be necessary to explore avenues for compensation through insurance policies or professional indemnity schemes.