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Bristol has a substantial professional services sector serving the city's diverse economy. The city's large property market, aerospace and technology sector, and two major universities generate regular conveyancing, surveying, and professional advice negligence claims.
Bristol's property market — spanning Georgian terraces, Victorian housing, and new city centre developments — creates a steady volume of surveyor and conveyancer negligence claims. The city's aerospace and technology sector generates accountancy and business advice claims. The two universities create education-related professional negligence claims.
A surveyor undertaking a HomeBuyer Report on a Bristol Georgian terrace failed to identify significant penetrating damp. The buyer faced £22,000 in unexpected damp remediation costs.
An IFA in Bristol recommended a final salary pension transfer to a defined contribution scheme for a client approaching retirement. The client faced a substantial retirement income shortfall.
Bristol's key industries include aerospace (Airbus and Rolls-Royce), technology and digital, property and construction, financial services, and education (the two universities).
Yes. A HomeBuyer Report should identify significant visible defects, including damp that is apparent at the time of inspection. If the damp was visible and the surveyor failed to identify or report it, they were negligent. Your claim would be for the cost of the unexpected remedial work.
Yes, if the transfer was unsuitable. Final salary pension transfers are one of the most regulated areas of financial advice. If the IFA failed to properly assess your needs or failed to compare the guaranteed benefits with the projected defined contribution benefits, the advice was likely negligent.
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