News of the launch comes as Eversheds faces a claim from the Bank of Ireland relating to advice said to be negligent that it gave on a property deal — the latest example of the growing trend for claims arising from fraudulent property transactions.
The claim against Eversheds — its second in a year — alleges it gave poor advice to the Bank of Ireland on two property transactions claimed by the bank to be fraudulent. The £2.5m claim, filed in the High Court against Eversheds and property surveyors Dunlop Haywards last month (6 February), relates to the over-valuation of two properties.
Eversheds are a legal firm in the UK with a presence here in Ireland.
legalweek.com/Articles/11031 … fears.html
I supposed there will me one or two ex “Canny McSavvy’s” wathcing the outcome with interest. So, bad advice and overvaluation are grounds for a legal case then …
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