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October 26, 2018
Volkswagen claim deadline triggers fresh wave of enquiries

As expected, the Volkswagen claim deadline has triggered a huge wave of new enquires trying to start their case before the cut-off point.

We always have made a real point of the fact that Claimants MUST start their case as soon as they can. There’s no point in waiting until the last minute, and those who do risk missing out entirely.

Our office phone lines have been ringing off the hook over the last few weeks. Enquiry numbers have skyrocketed. The reason is the looming deadline; a deadline that expires today.

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volkswagen class action
May 23, 2018
Volkswagen issue warnings not to use rear seats over seatbelt buckle design flaw

Volkswagen has issued warnings not to use rear seats over a seatbelt buckle design flaw that can lead to seatbelt buckles coming open when vehicles change lanes at high-speeds.

Independent testing of three models – the Volkswagen Polo, SEAT Arona and SEAT Ibiza – identified the problem that has led to the German automotive giant finding themselves in yet another costly crisis as they continue to pay billions of pounds over their 2015 “dieselgate” scandal that our Group Acton Lawyers are fighting for justice for.

This latest problem is one in a long line of scandals and crises VW has been facing in recent years.

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volkswagen class action
May 01, 2018
Will the Volkswagen class action change the way the UK handles Group Litigation?

Will the Volkswagen class action change the way the UK handles Group Litigation Order cases? We have never had a class action of this kind of scale and nature in the UK before, and whilst our American cousins are used to dealing with class actions involving millions of people, the UK, typically, is not.

The UK Volkswagen compensation case could include more than 2 million potential claimants. That is monumental in any scope of class actions here in the UK, and this action may set some important precedents for the future.

In some ways, we hope this may be a catalyst for change.
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