We act for thousands of students and former students in compensation claims against British universities. Their claim relates to the fact that they were charged full fees for online or cancelled tuition during the pandemic and staff strikes.
Find out moreWe are launching a class action lawsuit against Mastercard and Visa on behalf of businesses accepting payments using UK corporate cards, and credit and debit cards from overseas visitors. We say that transaction fees set by Mastercard and Visa are unlawful and that businesses should be compensated.
Find out moreDespite 40 years of equal pay legislation, there is still an ingrained belief that so-called women’s work is worth less than men’s. We act for several thousand supermarket staff in their claim against Tesco for equal pay.
Find out moreWe act in the full range of trust litigation, from succession disputes to claims against trustees for investment loss and claims for removal of trustees.
Find out moreWe act for thousands of homeowners who have mortgages with lenders which do not offer competitive mortgage products and who have been trapped paying high rates of interest on their mortgages. If we are successful, borrowers would be entitled to compensation for the excessive amount of interest they have paid.
Find out moreWe are pursuing claims on behalf of investors who have suffered losses on shares they have held or continue to hold in Home REIT.
Find out moreWe act for thousands of clients against lenders who charged undisclosed commissions in their motor finance agreements. You can bring these claims yourself, wait for your lender to contact you, or we can do it for you.
Find out moreWe are bringing a further class action lawsuit against Mastercard and Visa on behalf of businesses accepting payments using credit and debit cards. We say that transaction fees set by Mastercard and Visa are unlawful and that businesses should be compensated.
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On 24 July 2026, Mr Justice Picken handed down the Commercial Court’s judgment in Soprim Construction SARL v The Republic of Djibouti & others [2026] EWHC 1850 (Comm). Soprim Construction SARL (“Soprim”), represented by Harcus Parker, succeeded at trial, obtaining a final charging order over approximately US$42 million held in…
Our partner and friend Ryan has died after a long illness. His courage and good humour were an inspiration. We, his family and his many other friends will miss him deeply. Ryan Dunleavy, who died peacefully on 23 March 2026, surrounded by his family at the age of 52, was…
On Friday 27 February 2026, Mr Justice Waksman handed down judgment in Soprim Construction Sarl v The Republic of Djibouti & ors [2026] EWHC 418 (Comm), dismissing DP World’s security for costs application. The judgment can be found here. DP World had sought over £900,000 in security from Soprim, relating to Soprim’s applications…
We are pleased to announce that Student Group Claim members have agreed a settlement with UCL. The settlement represents a positive end to UCL students’ Court case where they sought to obtain financial compensation from the university for the periods when teaching was moved online and libraries were closed during…
Summary: focus on improving procedure and distribution of damages 1. Opt-out collective actions in the UK are assailed by challenges to their funding and questions about their legitimacy. The former are fuelled by the Supreme Court’s ruling in PACCAR and ongoing litigation; the latter from a long campaign by certain…