Major car finance law firm calls for ban on claims adverts
One of the UK’s biggest car finance claims firms wants advertising stopped to prevent more drivers being signed up twice and facing cancellation fees.
One of the UK’s biggest car finance claims firms wants advertising stopped to prevent more drivers being signed up twice and facing cancellation fees.
Another court setback has left 1.6 million diesel emissions claimants facing uncertainty over compensation, but their lawyers aren’t giving up the fight.
The Tribunal has agreed to examine evidence from Consumer Voice’s experts and ordered the FCA to release more data behind its payout calculations.
We argue that the regulator has failed to justify compensation rules that could underpay millions of drivers by billions of pounds.
Fuel prices have fallen but the competition watchdog says that retailers remain too slow to pass on the lower wholesale costs to drivers.
Judge rules that specific technology used by Mercedes-Benz and Peugeot-Citroën amounted to prohibited defeat devices.
More than 80,000 learner drivers were not shown the total price upfront when booking lessons online, in breach of consumer law.
A surge in car finance ads is exposing poor practice as the FCA reviews claims firms – leaving consumers to navigate a confusing and fast-moving market.
The FCA’s car finance compensation scheme is meant to put things right, but we are taking action to prevent drivers being undercompensated.
Millions of drivers due compensation after the Financial Conduct Authority confirmed a UK-wide car finance redress scheme.
Millions were overcharged through hidden commissions. Now, the people who suffered most face the biggest barriers to getting their money back.
The FCA’s proposed compensation threshold could exclude the very borrowers it should protect the most, according to one leading law firm.