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Four Reasons to Make Your PPI Claim Before Christmas
By JessicaParker at 7 December, 2011, 12:00 am
The PPI scandal saw banks and other institutions charge thousands for payment protection insurance (PPI) which people didn’t need. Now the general public are getting back their hard-earned cash by making PPI claims, and you can, too. If you make your claim now, you’ll be able to put some money in the bank to help recoup the costs of Christmas! Here are four reasons to make that call to put your PPI claim in motion right now.
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No Win No Fee – What it Really Means
By JessicaParker at 21 October, 2011, 12:00 am
There are lots of conversations about the term ‘no win no fee’ in the legal industry, particularly around the issue of personal injury claims. So much so, that it can be hard for the general public to understand what it means in layman’s terms. This article aims to shed some light on the term so that ordinary people can make be better informed when it comes to getting access to justice.
Read More >>5 Common Questions When Making PPI Claims
By JessicaParker at 13 October, 2011, 12:00 am
PPI (otherwise known as Payment Protection Insurance) has been mis sold to millions of people throughout the UK who are often unaware that they could be entitled to claim back thousands. Below are the five most common questions people have when deciding whether or not to make PPI claims.
Read More >>Injury Compensation: A Simple Guide
By JessicaParker at 27 July, 2011, 12:00 am
Injury compensation is a way to reclaim the losses you’ve suffered after an injury or accident because of another’s negligence. These could be financial, for example loss of earnings because you’ve taken time off work, or they could be physical, where your injury has resulted in considerable pain and suffering. Once you are informed about the process of claiming compensation you can make a decision as to whether you want to make a claim. This simple guide should help clear up any confusion over the legal aspects of what’s involved.
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