For a long time there have been gloomy predictions of avalanches of claims against professionals – including solicitors – arising from the economic downturn. Yet it continues to be the case that the deluge has not arrived, although there has certainly been a very notable increase in claims in specific areas. So has the danger now passed?
August 03, 2012 at 09:23 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Clyde & Co’s Richard Harrison and Jim Taylor ask if the rise in claims against solicitors signals a permanently riskier environment
For a long time there have been gloomy predictions of avalanches of claims against professionals – including solicitors – arising from the economic downturn. Yet it continues to be the case that the deluge has not arrived, although there has certainly been a very notable increase in claims in specific areas. So has the danger now passed?
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