FAQs

It’s likely you’ll be able to find the answer in our FAQs which cover all of our services. You can filter questions by service area or search for a relevant word or phrase. 

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Potentially yes, if your architect’s work fell below an acceptable standard and caused you loss. Our professional negligence lawyers at Stoke-On-Trent can assess whether the key legal tests are met and what evidence you’ll need. 

House insurance sometimes covers certain types of damage, but it won’t always cover poor workmanship or a dispute with a contractor. We can help you check what cover you may have and whether a separate claim is appropriate.

Often, yes, many home or motor policies include legal expenses cover, which may help fund advice and representation. We can help you understand what your policy may cover and how to notify the insurer.

Not always, but claims against financial advisers can be complex and time-sensitive. Speaking to professional negligence solicitors in Stoke-on-Trent  can help you understand prospects, evidence, and the best route to pursue the claim. 

Yes, if a solicitor’s mistake (such as missed deadlines, poor advice, or mishandling a case) caused you loss, you may have grounds for a professional negligence claim. Our team regularly acts for claimants in these types of cases. 

It depends on complexity, the amount of evidence required, and whether the other side engages. Some matters settle relatively quickly through negotiation or mediation, while others take longer if court proceedings are needed.

There are numerous factors that affect the sale of a business and there is no one-size-fits-all answer, your business is unique and something in which you have invested significant time and effort. If you are thinking of selling, our Stoke team can guide you through the process and provide a number of different cost options as part of our commercial law services.

Properly drafted terms and conditions provide clarity and help avoid costly disputes. They help protect your business and prevent miscommunication with customers, and our commercial contracts solicitors can ensure they reflect how you operate.