For a fixed fee of only £25 you can have an assessment of your case from an experienced and qualified lawyer who will advise on the prospects for your case and what further action can be taken.
The service is designed to provide a detailed assessment of your case, inform you of the legal principles which apply, the procedure, and the steps that can be taken. This will leave you fully informed of where you stand and able to make an informed decision on your options and the action to take.
The great majority of claims which are made are for damages to compensate for a loss which has occurred. They will be based on the principle of restoring the person who has suffered a loss through the wrong of another to the position they would have been in if the wrong not happened. There is a basic principle of UK law that a person may not benefit as a result of a wrong suffered and a claimant is only entitled to compensation for the loss that can be proved.
The law on the sale of goods is set out primarily in the Sale of Goods Act 1979 and a number of amendments. The Sale of Goods Act applies to all buyers but consumers are entitled to a greater range of remedies. Consumers are defined as people who are buying for purposes not related to their trade, business or profession.
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