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Professional Liability

Professional Liability

We provide dedicated support to clients pursuing claims against a range of professionals.

Holding professionals accountable for their actions.

In an increasingly complex and specialized environment, individuals and businesses rely on professionals for critical advice and services. When those professionals act negligently, breach their duties, or fail to act in their client’s best interests, the consequences can be serious.

Our experienced litigation team assists clients in pursuing professional negligence and liability claims, helping them recover losses and achieve accountability.

We represent clients in claims against a wide range of professionals, including:

  • Accountants – errors in financial reporting, tax advice, or audits
  • Realtors – misrepresentation, disclosure failures, or conflicts of interest
  • Other Professionals – including consultants, advisors, and specialists

Common Types of Professional Liability Claims

We assist clients with matters such as:

  • Negligent Advice: Incorrect or incomplete professional guidance causing financial loss
  • Errors and Omissions: Failure to perform services to the required standard
  • Breach of Fiduciary Duty: Acting in a way that conflicts with a client’s best interests
  • Contractual Breaches: Failure to meet obligations agreed upon in professional engagements
  • Regulatory or Compliance Failures: Not adhering to professional or legal standards

Contact Watson Goepel LLP Today

If you believe you have suffered a loss due to professional negligence, our team can help assess your options and protect your interests.

To speak with our legal team today, call (866) 974-6849 or use the firm’s contact page to connect. We serve clients across British Columbia.

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How Do I know If I Have a Professional Negligence Claim?

Robert D. Powell

Not every bad outcome means a professional was negligent—but when a lawyer, accountant, realtor, or other professional fails to meet the standard expected in their field, you may have a legal claim. Professional negligence cases can be complex, often requiring expert evidence to determine whether a professional breached their duty of care and caused financial harm. In this article, we explain what professional negligence is, the elements required to prove a claim, and the warning signs that may indicate it’s time to seek legal advice.

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