Disclaimer
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LIABILITY
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PROFESSIONAL REGULATION AND INSURANCE
Ingleby Trice LLP is regulated by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). We are committed to upholding the RICS Rules of Conduct and the professional standards applicable to our work. Further information about RICS regulation is available at www.rics.org.
Ingleby Trice LLP holds professional indemnity insurance in accordance with RICS requirements. Details of our coverage are available on request.
If you wish to make a complaint, details of our complaints procedure are set out in our Terms of Engagement, a copy of which is available on request. If you remain dissatisfied following our internal complaints process, you may refer your complaint to RICS for consideration.
USE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
In delivering our services, Ingleby Trice LLP may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to assist with research, analysis, drafting and data processing. All AI-assisted outputs are reviewed and verified by a qualified RICS member before being relied upon or communicated to clients. Our use of AI complies with the RICS Professional Standard: Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence in Surveying Practice (effective March 2026).
Our professional indemnity insurance covers work in which AI tools have been used, subject to the professional verification requirements described in our AI Policy. A copy of our AI Policy is available upon request.
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