Welcome to Professional Negligence Solicitors

We are specialist professional
negligence solicitors, here to help
you make a negligence claim for
compensation on a no win no fee basis.

We are experienced in the specialised 
field of professional negligence
law and have helped people recover 
millions of pounds in compensation.

Many lawyers are afraid to take on fellow
professionals - we specialise in bringing
professional negligence claims
against solicitors
and barristers.

We have helped countless victims of
professional negligence since proneg.co.uk
first went live in 2001, pursuing negligence
claims for over 20 years.

PRO NEG - Welcome

One of the most popular methods of funding a negligence claim is under a Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA), commonly referred to as No Win-No Fee. If we agree to take your professional negligence claim on under a No Win-No Fee Agreement you will not have to pay our fees if the claim isn't successful.

Our fees only become payable if you win your case.

But because the loser is normally required to pay the winner's legal costs you can expect to recover a significant proportion of your own legal costs from your opponent. You will however have to pay the success fee element.

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No Win No Fee

One of the most popular methods of funding a professional negligence claim is under a Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA), commonly referred to as No Win-No Fee. If we agree to take your no win no fee professional negligence claim on you will only be required to pay solicitors fees if the claim is successful.

And because the loser is normally required to pay the winner's legal costs you can expect to recover most if not all of those costs from your opponent.

If you lose your professional negligence claim then you will not have to pay the fees incurred by the solicitors, though you do remain responsible for any expenses incurred such as court fees. more

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