Property Negligence

Moving house can be one of the most stressful times in your life. That is why you have a conveyancing solicitor, an expert, to guide you through the legal process making sure you are aware of any pitfalls. Unfortunately, conveyancing solicitors sometimes get it wrong and that could leave you losing out financially. If you feel that you were not advised properly, we can look into your conveyancing for you and investigate whether your conveyancing solicitor has been negligent.

Examples of property negligence

Your solicitor failed to advise you properly on rent review terms
Your solicitor did not advise you about the existence of a right of way on or next to your property
Your solicitor failed to advise you properly about the terms of a Lease
Your solicitor failed to notice an error on the property Deeds
Your solicitor did not follow your express instructions

Are you eligible?

Hiring a professional who may not have lived up to your expectations can be frustrating; especially when that professional is a solicitor. You can trust we will advise you on the correct steps to take and will be there throughout the claim process to answer any of your questions. Contact us today to see if you have a claim for compensation for property negligence.

Why contact Irvings?

We offer a FREE initial meeting.
We’ll come and visit you for a chat if you can’t make it to our office.
No financial risk for you with our no-win-no-fee promise.
Insurance protection against all legal costs or disbursements.
We have fully qualified solicitors who specialise in professional negligence claims
You’ll pay absolutely nothing if we lose.
You will keep a minimum of 75% of any compensation if you win.

Case study

Paul instructed conveyancing solicitors to deal with the purchase of his new home which was a leasehold property. His solicitors advised him that when the rent was reviewed, it would double from £75 to £150. However, the lease actually said that the rent would increase to double the previous rent or increase to 0.3% of the current value of the property, whichever was the greatest. Therefore when the rent was to be reviewed, it would actually increase to £675 rather than £150. When Paul came to sell his property, a number of buyers pulled out because of this clause in the lease. Paul instructed us to pursue a claim against his former solicitors for not advising him properly. We pursued a claim for the difference between what Paul paid for the property and what the property was actually worth in light of the rent review clause and successfully recovered over £10,000 for Paul.

Have a question for May?

Irvings Associate May Atkinson can speak with you further on your potential claim in the area of property negligence.

T: 0800 954 0243

E: may.atkinson@irvingslaw.com

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