Acting for both defendants and claimants, over recent years Tanfield’s members have advised on some of the most high-profile and novel property-related claims against accountants & financial advisers, architects, construction professionals, insurance brokers, planning consultants, solicitors and valuers, culminating in directory recognition in 2023.
We also advise on professional negligence claims against non-property professionals, including claims against technology professionals and clinical negligence claims, as well as non-property-related claims against solicitors.
We are particularly well-placed to deal with professional negligence claims arising out of the Building Safety Act 2022 and associated regulations (see also our BSA Hub).
Tanfield advises private individuals, insurers and corporate clients. Flexible on funding, and not afraid to advance difficult or novel arguments, we have a strong presence in this area and offer a welcome, expert alternative to some of the traditional, more broadly focused professional negligence sets.
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In the recent case of Birch v Meredith (unreported, 9-13 September 2024) the Court was asked to consider a claim for misrepresentation and harassment arising out of the sale of a flat in Arundel in 2016. The Claimant alleged that the Defendant knowingly or recklessly included factually false representations in the Seller’s Property Information Form. The Defendant counterclaimed that works completed by the Claimant in 2017 had structurally overloaded the demise. Matters reached a head in February 2021, when the…
