Solicitor Negligence

Your solicitor let you down.
You may be entitled to compensation.

Missed deadlines, wrong advice, or a mishandled case — when a solicitor falls below the required standard and causes you financial loss, you have options.

Explore Your Options
We Understand

What you are going through

Missed deadlines are serious

If your solicitor missed a limitation period or court deadline, your claim may have been permanently barred. This is one of the most common forms of solicitor negligence.

Financial loss is the key test

To succeed in a negligence claim, you need to show you suffered measurable financial loss. What would have happened but for the negligence is the central question.

Gather your correspondence

Emails, letters, advice notes, bills, and the original matter file are crucial evidence. You have the right to request your file from your former solicitor.

Solicitors must have insurance

All regulated solicitors must carry professional indemnity insurance. This means there is a funded defendant, making recovery more realistic.

Your Options

Two clear paths forward

Free

Guidance & evidence support

Understand professional negligence principles, organise your evidence, and prepare for next steps.

  • Free situation assessment
  • Evidence organisation tools
  • Clear next-step guidance
  • Connected to specialist support
Explore Your Options
Free case review

Have a specialist handle it

A professional negligence solicitor assesses your case and handles the claim process. No upfront cost.

  • Free initial case review
  • Zero upfront cost
  • Solicitor handles correspondence
  • No win, no fee representation

No win, no fee — you only pay if you win

FAQ

Common questions

Take the First Step

Speak with a specialist today

A free case review puts you under no obligation. It simply helps you understand whether you have a claim and what the next steps would be.

Legal disclaimer: This service provides general guidance only. It does not constitute legal advice. Claim Builder is not a law firm.