A claim may be possible if a surveyor or valuer failed to identify issues that should reasonably have been reported, or provided an inaccurate valuation that caused financial loss.

Examples may include missed structural defects, serious damp, roof problems, subsidence risks, boundary issues or valuation errors.

The strength of the claim will depend on the type of survey or valuation, the instructions given, the report, the evidence and whether the loss was caused by the alleged mistake.

Havard Law Solicitors can review the documents and advise on the next steps.