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Swindon has a substantial professional services sector serving the city's large logistics and technology economy. The city's property market, logistics sector, and rapid growth generate regular conveyancing, surveying, and professional advice negligence claims.
Swindon's property market — spanning post-war housing, new-build developments, and the historic Old Town — creates a steady volume of surveyor and conveyancer negligence claims. The city's large logistics and technology sector generates accountancy and business advice claims.
A surveyor undertaking a building survey on a Swindon post-war property failed to identify significant concrete carbonation and structural defects. The buyer faced substantial unexpected repair costs.
An accountant advising a Swindon logistics business incorrectly advised on the tax treatment of certain vehicle costs. The business faced a significant HMRC assessment.
Swindon's key industries include logistics and distribution (Amazon, Honda), technology (Intel), property and construction, and financial services.
Yes. Post-war system-built properties have specific structural risks that a competent surveyor should be aware of and report on. If the surveyor failed to identify significant defects, they may be negligent. The claim would be for the cost of unexpected repairs.
Yes, if the advice was negligent. If the accountant failed to identify a tax liability that a reasonably competent accountant would have identified, and you incurred HMRC penalties as a result, the accountant may be liable for the penalties and interest.
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