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BARRISTERS PROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENCE COMPENSATION


The legal profession in the United Kingdom is split into two distinctive parts being barristers and solicitors with a shared core value and different qualification criteria. In general terms solicitors prepare cases for hearing and barristers represent the client before a judge in a court of law however this distinction is now blurred with shared advocacy rights whereby most lawyers can prepare cases and most are also entitled to represent clients at a hearing subject to a few limited exceptions. A barristers professional negligence claim is a much rarer event than legal proceedings against a solicitor due in part to the limited numbers of barristers and the fact that most legal action against lawyers relates to real property transfer including buildings and land which rarely involve a barrister.

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No Win No Fee

In the past it was not possible to sue a barrister who was thought to be at the cutting edge of the law giving ground breaking opinions on matters that had not aired before, however that defence which provided total protection to barristers is no longer applicable and action for compensation can now be taken for a barristers professional negligence. Given their expertise, taking legal action against a barrister can be a daunting task. Our civil litigation solicitors are experienced in suing both barristers and solicitors using the no win no fee scheme. We do not ask our clients to fund or finance their claim in any respect. We also insure each case against potential loss and liability for the winner’s legal charges thereby making our claims totally risk free.

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Specialist Solicitors

If you would like to speak to a qualified solicitor about barristers professional negligence claims just complete the contact form or use the helpline. Our lawyers will give you free advice without obligation on the viability of your claim and the likely level of compensation.


SOLICITORS HELPLINE 0845 177 0509