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The professional negligence team at Exchange Chambers, which is praised as a ‘go-to set’, regularly handles claims both for and against a range of professionals, including legal service providers, surveyors, accountants, auditors, and construction professionals, to name a few. George Rowell has particular expertise in claims against accountants and tax advisers, and he frequently acts in cases surrounding failed tax avoidance schemes. James Malam represented the claimant in a professional negligence claim against a stonemason arising from the renovation of a Grade II listed 17th century church (Aled Mission Area v Wolley & Taylor).

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  • 'Jonathan I'Anson runs a tight and steady ship and is great to work with. He truly knows his people and clients.'
  • 'Nick Buckley is the stalwart of the set. Always available and always delivering.'
  • 'Exchange Chambers is a go-to set. It offers a breadth of expertise which is unrivalled in Manchester.'
  • 'There is no problem that cannot be solved with Exchange Chambers by your side.'
  • 'The clerks are responsive and knowledgeable.'

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James Malam
Exchange Chambers
 'James is clever and considered, with a great understanding of civil litigation and in particular professional negligence claims. He is very good to work with, co-operative and constructive, pragmatic and efficient, and his written work is clear and precise.'
George Rowell
Exchange Chambers
‘George is insanely talented; the depth and breadth of his knowledge is utterly remarkable and unsurpassed by any other counsel. He is unwaveringly committed to his clients’ cause and his advocacy is ruthlessly prepared.’