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The importance of emissions regulations cannot be understated, and we are only fighting the court battles that we are because the law has not been adhered to.
In the last few decades, we have been able to achieve huge reductions in emissions thanks to new technology. A lot of this is down to EU emission regulations, and it is important for all carmakers to follow them.
A key reason as to why there are emissions regulations in place is to keep people healthy and to help the environment stay protected. NOx can affect the tropospheric ozone that we breathe, and pollution in the air can lead to a decrease in vegetation growth and a reduction in crop yields.
If you have yet to do so, we always advise that starting an emissions claim as soon as possible is the best way to go, and we are here to help you now.
It is important to understand that every single case will be subject to legal time limits to claim. There are time limits as set out in the Limitations Act, and there are also court deadlines to make sure you do not miss in most cases like this as well.
Once these time limits have expired, it may be the case that you can no longer go ahead with the case without special permission from the court. This is not something that is commonly granted, so you must make sure that you do not miss out on the chance to claim.
Emissions regulations are in place worldwide to restrict the release of extreme amounts of harmful gases that could damage our planet and our health.
Such gases include Nitrogen Oxide (NOx), which is a common pollutant from diesel engines. Car manufacturers must limit the amount of NOx their vehicles emit in order to comply with European regulations that are in place to protect us.
Unfortunately, some manufacturers have used software – also known as ‘defeat devices’ – in their diesel vehicles to dupe the emissions testing system. The devices used by Volkswagen in the original “dieselgate” scandal could detect when the vehicle was being tested and restrict emissions during testing. However, in usual driving conditions, the vehicles could pollute far more.
Now, other carmakers including Mercedes, Nissan and Renault stand accused of similar behaviour. They deny any wrongdoing at all, but we are investigating any allegations accordingly.
The Your Lawyers Mercedes compensation action for justice has been in several media outlets in the news in recent weeks as we continue to take new cases forward for those affected on a No Win, No Fee basis.
As a leading firm of consumer action lawyers that pioneered the first High Court action against VW in England and Wales, our focus is now on holding any other carmakers to account if they have been cheating important emissions laws. We have taken on a substantial number of new clients in recent weeks since we launched our legal action for justice, and we are ready to help you now if you have yet to start your case.
You can make a No Win, No Fee Mercedes claim for compensation if you have been affected by the diesel emissions issues that we are investigating.
If you have some questions about how it works and what it means for you, read on for some general guidance that may help you. To start your case, just complete the forms on this dedicated website here.
As a leading firm of consumer action lawyers that have pioneered action for emissions issues since the start of it all back in 2015, we are here to help you.
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.
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 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…
Another week has flown by, and there’s now less than 50 days left to claim against Volkswagen as a victim of the Volkswagen Emissions Scandal.
If this is the first time you’re hearing about the action and what you need to do, this warning may save you from missing out on claiming potentially thousands of pounds in compensation. If you’re not aware, you need to know that you may be eligible to join a massive Group Litigation Order (GLO) action that’s currently running in the High Court of Justice for those affected by the ‘dieselgate’ scandal from 2015.
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There’s now just 90 days left to make your Volkswagen emissions claim, but lawyers’ books for new claims are set to close in advance of the deadline.
It’s 90 days until the Court-imposed deadline, but Claimants wishing to join the massive action that we’re on the Steering Committee for must have their cases fully prepared in order to be able to join the action and benefit from any settlement that takes place in the future. Failing to join in time will likely mean you will be unable to make a claim at all, based on prior experience of Claimants missing Group Litigation Order deadlines.
If you’re serious about claiming, take action now.
With potentially two million people eligible to claim for Volkswagen emissions compensation in the UK, some people who have yet to secure their place are asking: should I join the class action lawsuit against VW?
One of the most important things for you to know is that the clock is ticking, and the deadlines are set. If you are yet to sign-up to our Claimant Group, and you are serious about claiming, you need to take action NOW.
Time really is of the essence, and there are many good reasons for signing up to the class action against VW.
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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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