Car Emissions Lawyers - The Original Emissions Claims Lawyers
Sign-up to an emissions group action today - use our quick and easy form to start your claim for thousands of pounds in compensation.
Sign-up to an emissions group action today - use our quick and easy form to start your claim for thousands of pounds in compensation.
You could be entitled to claim up to £96,000.00 by taking part in our Mercedes emissions scandal compensation action, as featured in the Telegraph earlier this month.
Here, we will explain how you could be entitled to receive substantial damages, whether you could be eligible, and what action you need to take now.
For more information about the Mercedes Emissions Group Action we are representing people for, please see our dedicated advice page here.
We are offering No Win, No Fee representation for those affected by the Nissan and Renault emissions scandal for both diesel and petrol owners now.
If it is established that technology has been used for cheating emissions tests and allowing vehicles to produce far higher quantities of dangerous NOx, justice must be served. We have acted for thousands of people affected by emissions issues since 2015 when the VW dieselgate scandal hit the headlines, and we continue to fight for justice now.
In 2018, we were appointed to the Steering Committee responsible for the overall conduct of the Volkswagen Emissions Action. We also represent owners claiming against several other carmakers, and Nissan and Renault owners could be entitled to claim compensation with us now.
The Your Lawyers Mercedes emissions compensation action has been in the media over the last few days with exclusive news that some owners could claim up to an estimated £96,000.00 in compensation.
In this article, we will outline how we have determined the possible compensation value estimations and how it can apply to some of the Claimants in the action. As a leading firm of consumer action specialists representing thousands of clients in over 50 group and multi-party actions, we know how to fight for the rights of victims who have been wronged by big corporations.
To get started with your emissions compensation case today, please see the dedicated advice page here.
You could be eligible to make a Mercedes diesel emissions claim for compensation on a No Win, No Fee basis if you are affected by the recalls that are taking place across Europe.
We represent clients here in England and Wales, as well as having represented thousands of others for emissions compensation cases. If you are a Mercedes owner who has received notification that you are affected, or if emissions work has been carried out on your vehicle, you may be able to claim.
You can also check to see if your vehicle might be affected by viewing the list here.
If you are one of the thousands of UK owners affected by the Mercedes emissions recall, you may be eligible to make a claim for compensation with us on a No Win, No Fee basis.
The recall affects million of vehicles across Europe, with thousands known to be affected right here in the UK. The earliest recalls were initiated back in 2017 and orders for mandatory recalls were issued following developments in Germany in 2018.
If you are a Mercedes-Benz owner affected by the recall in the UK, we may be able to represent you for a legal case.
Here’s what you need to know about joining the Mercedes emissions claim in the UK and what steps you need to take to get your No Win, No Fee cases started.
If you are one of the owners affected by a recall, you could be eligible to make a claim with us. If we can establish that Mercedes (Daimler) has been using technology that can amount to a defeat device, owners could be entitled to thousands of pounds damages.
Here is a little guidance about how we may be able to help you and who we are.
The Your Lawyers Mercedes emissions action has been launched for owners whose vehicles may be emitting far more dangerous NOx than they should be doing.
When news of the VW scandal broke in 2015 and we took thousands of cases forward, we suspected that they may not be the only ones who needed to be investigated. Around the world, several other carmakers have faced fines, penalties, criminal cases, and consumer legal actions. Now, Mercedes (Daimler) also stands accused of using technology that may affect vehicle NOx emissions.
We are investigating the issues and we are taking claims forward for owners now on a No Win, No Fee basis.
We have been accepting Mercedes emissions compensation claims for some time now, but if you’ve yet to start a case, here’s how we can help you.
When the Volkswagen emissions scandal broke in 2015, we felt there would be other manufacturers that would also need investigating. Since then, several carmakers have been involved in legal actions and have faced criminal investigations around the world. Whilst many continue to defend themselves and state that they have done nothing wrong, we believe that there’s justification for further action.
In 2015, the Car Emissions Lawyers (that’s us) were one of the first – if not the first – to formally accept VW cases on No Win, No Fee agreements. We were also the first to pioneer High Court action in January 2016, and we were appointed to the Steering Committee for the VW action in 2018. In 2020, we’re taking new cases forward as part of the Mercedes emissions compensation action.
In one week today, the Volkswagen Group Action deadline for anyone who wants to make an emissions claim will expire. That’s the 26th October 2018.
After this deadline, claims will not be able to be added to the register without specialist permission of the court. Generally speaking, that’s incredibly hard to obtain without a very, very, very good reason.
This is, as things stand, the deadline. If you have yet to launch your claim and have it properly lodged with the court by then, you’re simply missing out.
The Dieselgate claim deadline is just two weeks away. At this late stage, anyone who has yet to claim is at risk of missing out completely.
Our phonelines have been ringing off the hook today with the Dieselgate claim deadline now just two weeks away. The deadline has been set as 26 October 2018, so unless anything changes, that’s it. After that point, you will be unable to join the class action we’re engaged in.
We’ve been saying for the past few weeks now that anyone who has yet to sign-up is already at risk of missing out. We’re now at a stage where anyone who isn’t signed-up and agreed to our Litigation Management Agreement could be at risk of losing thousands of pounds in unclaimed damages.
The Dieselgate compensation deadline is this month. Claimants must have filed their claim before 26 October 2018.
Anyone who fails to file their claim in time will simply miss out, based on how the court rules work. There’s more to it than just instructing us to act for you before the deadline. You need to have formally agreed to a Litigation management Agreement and we need to ensure we have all the information for your claim
Anyone who has yet to file their claim is now in serious danger of missing out. There are absolutely no guarantees at this late stage…
There’s now only 28 days left until the Volkswagen compensation deadline. Anyone who has yet to sign-up remains at risk of missing out.
Over the last few weeks, our legal team has been working hard to “dot the I’s” and “cross the T’s” for our Claimant Group. We need to make sure that all our claims are ready and prepared for joinder on to the formal Group Litigation order before the deadline.
This takes time and work. Anyone who has yet to sign-up is leaving it very late to avoid either missing the Volkswagen compensation deadline, or not being ready in time.
If you are looking for representation for emissions problems related to Nissan Renault, Porsche and many others you can go to the following advice pages to find out more:
UK NISSAN RENAULT CONSUMERS MAY BE ELGIBLE FOR NO WIN, NO FEE COMPENSATION. CLICK NOW TO FIND OUT MORE.
PORSCHE INITIATED A RECALL IN EARLY 2019. FIND OUT NOW IF YOU ARE ELIGIBLE TO JOIN OUR DIESEL EMISSIONS ACTION.
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