When advisors do not fulfil their responsibilities
Sometimes you need to engage people with expertise to provide good advice, such as brokers, valuers or accountants. If they fall short in their task and cause you damage, they must compensate you for this.
An adviser must perform their duties with care. If the adviser handles your money, they have a duty to report on this in detail.
If an adviser claims to be able to do something and fails to live up to this, they must compensate you for any resulting damages. Bad advice can be very costly. This usually involves purely financial damages and in addition to the actual damages, you can also receive compensation for lost income.
If you are unable to reach agreement with whoever has given you bad advice and you cannot obtain compensation from the adviser’s insurance company, we can help you to pursue disputes about adviser liability in court.