Professional Negligence Solicitor in UK Law

  • The emergence of solicitors’ tortious liability and the award of damages
    • No. 10-4, October 2003
    • Journal of Financial Crime
    • 316-330
    Analyses the emergence of tortious liability on solicitors and the damages awarded against them for negligence in preparing wills, ie testamentary disposition, when this causes losses to beneficiar...
    ... ... to inquiries fromhis instructing solicitor while they were walkingback from Westminster Hall ... of tortious liability on professional solici-tors and to make a critical analysis of ... against solicitors for their negligence in pre-paring wills (testamentary disposition) ... ...
  • REVIEWS
    • No. 19-1, January 1956
    • The Modern Law Review
    Book reviewed in this article: Le Divorce, La Séparation de Corps et Leurs Effets en Droit International Privé Français et Anglais. (Étude de Droit Comparé.) By Peter Benjamin, m.a., ll.b. (Cantab....
    ... ... 1 F. A. MA”. PEOFES~IONAI, NEGLIGENCE. By J. P. EDDY, Q.c., with a Foreword by ... just as much as that owed by a solicitor, say, to his client? (And are factory ... ...
  • Using Law Reports
    • Contents
    • How Judges Decide Cases: Reading, Writing and Analysing Judgments. 2nd Edition
    • Andrew Goodman
    • 233-248
    ... ... drawn from practice in the areas of professional negligence, building, family law, patent cases, ... SolicitorNegligence – Cause of action – Parallel ... ...
  • Rectification
    • Contents
    • A Practitioner's Guide to Probate Disputes - 2nd edition
    • Nasreen Pearce
    • 151-168
    ... ... each other’s wills and neither the solicitor nor the assistant who witnessed the attestation ... first choice rather than a claim in negligence against the original solicitors ... Some of ... beneficiary’s claim lies in professional negligence against the solicitor. A claim for ... ...
  • Fitness and propriety in financial services in the 21st century
    • No. 8-2, February 2000
    • Journal of Financial Regulation and Compliance
    • 109-117
    ‘Fitness and propriety’ is a key qualifying condition of authorisation under the Financial Services and Markets Bill. Blandly stated, it is probably uncontroversial as a condition of authorisation....
    ... ... developed a specialist practice in professional negligence litigation. A major part of this work ... Philip Ryley is a solicitor and Head of the Pensions and Financial Services ... ...
  • Land Registration and the Decline of Property Law
    • No. , January 2010
    • Edinburgh Law Review
    • 62-79
    ... ... especially from the point of view of negligence claims because it is the accepted practice of ... change in registration policy – a solicitor acted in the purchase of a rural cottage to which ... THE PROBLEM OF PROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENCE ... We live in a claim-conscious ... ...
  • Legal Remedies for the Negligent Expert
    • No. 12-2, April 2008
    • International Journal of Evidence & Proof, The
    How should the legal system respond when someone who has provided evidence in their capacity as an expert is perceived to have done so negligently? The question is considered in the context of both...
    ... ... both as a means of penalising past negligence, and of preventing future negligence. Keywords ... roles of the courts, experts’ professional bodies, and expert membership bodies. Under ... or through a contract with a solicitor. Secondly, there are tortious duties, ... ...
  • Hedley Byrne v. Heller: Judicial Creativity and Doctrinal Possibility
    • No. 27-2, March 1964
    • The Modern Law Review
    ... ... for physical damage caused by negligence,‘ the emergence of a parallel remedy ... in the absence of fraud, a solicitor still owed a fiduciary or quasi-fiduciary ... for negligent breach by professional men such as doctors and solicitors of ... ...
  • THE PROFESSION AND PRACTICE OF THE LAW IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA
    • No. 20-4, July 1957
    • The Modern Law Review
    ... ... from colleagues and from the professional organisations. In this field, as in so ... either by a barrister or a solicitor. In England "Bar" is used only in ... he is liable for professional negligence whereas the barrister is not. To ... ...
  • New Zealand: the solicitor’s contractual duty of care in advising guarantors
    • No. 11-4, October 2004
    • Journal of Financial Crime
    • 353-355
    Outlines the duties of a solicitor who undertakes to advise a guarantor; solicitors have to do more than explain the guarantee terms and witness the signature, and they can and have been sued for i...
    ... ... was whether the solicitor was negligent in per-forming his professional duties to the guarantor. TheDistrict Court dismissed the trustees' action ... canonly allow evidence from other professionals in theclaim of negligence for a speci®c and well-settledpurpose. In determining the factual ... ...
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