The professional negligence practice at Healys LLP is spearheaded by Robert Johnson, who specialises in acting for claimants. Johnson is especially skilled in handling claims against lawyers. David Bailey and Ben Parr-Ferris are further standout members of the team. Bailey has experience in bringing claims against financial advisors and accountants, while Parr-Ferris focuses on professional negligence claims relating to conveyancing and will drafting.
Testimonials
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‘Robert Johnson is extremely diligent. He gives ongoing updates and advice.’
‘The firm stands out for its accuracy, excellent communication, and efficiency.’
‘Robert Johnson was incredible. He was confident and extremely knowledgeable. He was also extremely responsive and available at all times.’
‘Healys is incredibly experienced and trustworthy. Robert Johnson was always two steps ahead of anyone else.’
- ‘Healy's are very professional and knowledgeable in their professional negligence practice. They communicate clearly and regularly. They always provide a pragmatic viewpoint when presenting the different options.’
- ‘David Bailey was empathic and practical. He explored a variety of options and ultimately delivered a satisfactory result.’
‘Delwar J Hussain worked diligently, taking time to understand the specific details of the claim. His communication throughout the process was on point and he provided regular updates.’
'Robert Johnson's service stands out due to his exceptional expertise and communication skills, his comprehensive legal support, and his collaborative approach.'
Work highlights
- Acting for a claimant in a claims against firms of solicitors in a case concerning the purchase of a property, which involved elements of identity fraud and lost monies.
- Acting for a claimant in a claim against surveyors for failing to identify material defects in the property to be purchased.
- Advising a client on a claim against pronouncement for a will, given the solicitor's negligent failure to recognise the testator’s lack of understanding of the will’s terms.
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Robert Johnson