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The claimants were the trustees of the Metal Sections pensions scheme and decided to bring a professional negligence claim against Standard Life Assurance Company (SLAC) which had provided administrative, actuarial and investment services to the scheme until 1999
Shore v Sedgwick Financial Services (SFS) is the first case to apply both of the recent House of Lords decisions on the Limitation Act Law Society v Sephton on the accrual of the cause of action under section 2 and Haward v Fawcetts on the claimant’s date of knowledge under section 14A
