Professional Liability
Professionals such as accountants, notaries, estate agents, architects, advisors and lawyers can be liable for damage caused by an error in their service. This is called professional liability.
Whether you have suffered damage due to a professional's error, or you are being held liable as a professional for an alleged error, we assist you with expert legal advice.
When is a professional liable?
The standard: reasonably competent and reasonably acting professional
In professional liability, the professional is assessed against the question: how would a reasonably competent and reasonably acting professional in the same circumstances have acted?
If the professional fell below this standard and damage resulted, liability can be established. We help you assess this and take the right steps.
Mr. Vincent Besters
Lawyer for Entrepreneurs · Amsterdam
"In professional liability cases, we assess whether a professional fell below the required standard. Our focus: sharp analysis and effective action on your behalf."
Assess the error
Test whether the professional violated the duty of care standard.
Substantiate damage
Thorough analysis and quantification of your suffered loss.
Hold liable
Strong notice of liability to the professional or their insurer.
Defend claims
Forceful defense as professional against unfounded claims.
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Frequently asked questions about professional liability
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