No win no fee barrister?
11:37 AM, 16th March 2015, 11 years ago
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As anybody had dealings with Barristers regarding ( no win no fee) on large damages cases against Lenders?
Thanks
Peter
EDITORS NOTE – this “readers Question” and discussion thread is no doubt linked to another discussion entitled “Lenders hidden trick of capitalised arrears“
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11:49 AM, 20th March 2015, About 11 years ago
Hi Mark
Many thanks for introducing Mr Mark Smith Barrister we are hoping to meet up in a couple of weeks.
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12:15 PM, 20th March 2015, About 11 years ago
Reply to the comment left by “peter cookson” at “20/03/2015 – 11:49“:
You’re welcome, please let me know how you get on 🙂
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12:17 AM, 8th April 2016, About 10 years ago
Reply to the comment left by “peter cookson” at “16/03/2015 – 16:14“:
Hi Peter,
I’m hoping you can update us with your situation as I’ve been looking into the same issue with my lender, also contacted housing rights in Ireland, my local MP, the Attorney General for the UK to request a private prosecution & tried to track down a lawyer that will take on the case but have hit a bit of a wall however am still on the case. My case is currently with the FOS after one adjudicator fobbed me off then retired, I complained & my case is currently with another adjudicator. Was your mortgage expert worth getting in as it’s something I need to consider. Have you got any further? Would really appreciate a bit of guidance if you have & also wondered if you’d been in contact with anyone else in the same situation?