Charles Lyndon

16/06/2023

Amazon is alleged to have manipulated UK consumers by displaying more expensive offers in its “Buy Box” feature while hiding other more competitive offers. An economist estimates that UK consumers have overpaid by more than £1 billion since late 2015.

A collective claim has been filed with the Competition Appeal Tribunal to recover overpayments on behalf of UK consumers. If you have purchased a product from Amazon between at least 1 October 2015 and 1 June 2020, you may be entitled to compensation. To find out more about the claim, please visit» www.claimagainstamazon.com.

28/07/2022

**d Is Growing Out Of Control Over The UK!

If knotw**d is encroaching on your property from council land, then they have a duty to clear it and you could be owed for property value loss.

Talk to us to start your claim.

Locals fear the fast-growing plant which has taken root in Brickfields Park, Worcester, will decrease the value of their properties, and say the council has ignored their pleas for help.

20/07/2022

**d Thrives On Hot Weather!

If you have knotw**d on your property that is not your fault we can help you claim costs for Knotw**d treatment and property value loss.

We're the leading experts in **dLaw.

JAPANESE KNOTWEED is a headache for gardeners and homeowners alike, and it is set to grow more rapidly in hot weather.

29/06/2022

Our Fantastic Team Completed The Legal Walk! Still Time To Donate!

Congratulations to the team who walked to fundraise for The Legal Support Trust. The money will help to support frontline, free, legal advice services. This includes free legal help with debt, benefits, housing, asylum and domestic violence.

There is still time to donate and help us meet our target here -

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16/06/2022

"Apple battery row: Millions of iPhone users could get payouts in legal action."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-61823512

We think it’s time for Apple to be held to account for their actions. You can find out more about this claim.

16/06/2022

We’re proud to be representing consumer rights champion Justin Gutmann who has today filed a claim against Apple in the Competition Appeal Tribunal on behalf of up to 25 million UK iPhone users.

Mr Gutmann alleges that Apple abused its market dominance by failing to make its customers aware of a power management tool they had concealed in certain iOS updates which throttled iPhones to disguise overloaded batteries. Our technical experts have estimated that this tool slowed affected devices by up to 58%.

We think it’s time for Apple to be held to account for their actions. You can find out more about this claim
here: www.theiphoneclaim.com

19/05/2022

"Japanese knotw**d is a devastatingly invasive plant that can leave homeowners and gardeners in a bind."

We've helped numerous clients claim back the cost of treatment & property value loss.

If **d is not your fault, we can help!

Researchers from Environet have revealed the UK areas suffering the most from Japanese knotw**d infestations.

08/03/2022

The Japanese Knotw**d Season Has Started Early!

If you notice growth in your garden we can help you claim costs for treatment and property value loss, from those responsible.

Contact us here or through our website for a free legal consultation.
https://bit.ly/3KsgfjW

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JAPANESE knotw**d has already been spotted in the southwest, more than two weeks earlier than usual. Homeowners are being warned to "be vigilant" as the invasive plant begins its spring growth season.

30/11/2021

If your property has been by **d that is not your fault, then talk to us. We help people claim back the cost of treatment and the loss of property value from those responsible for the plant.

As many as 4 per cent of British homes are affected by Japanese knotw**d, either on the property itself or on a neighbouring property.

24/11/2021

£73M Claim Issued Against Govia Thameslink Railway

We have issued a new £73m Boundary Fares claim in the CAT against Govia Thameslink Railway Limited for Competition law breaches.

Mr Gutmann, a consumer champion, has launched this new claim against Govia Thameslink Railway (‘’GTR’’), which operates the Great Northern, Southern, Gatwick Express and Thameslink railways. Mr Gutmann alleges that GTR have failed to sufficiently inform their passengers of the existence and availability of ‘boundary fares’ tickets: this means passengers are paying twice for the part of their journey that is already covered by their TfL Travelcard. Mr Gutmann says this is a breach of UK competition rules.
The GTR claim has been issued in the Competition Appeals Tribunal, and will proceed to a certification hearing where the Tribunal will determine whether the CPO Application is suitable to be brought as collective proceedings and on an ‘’opt-out’’ basis on behalf of all persons who, at any point during the period between 24 November 2015 and the date of the final judgment or earlier settlement of the claims purchased or paid for, for themselves and/or another person, a rail fare which was not a Boundary Fare.
This is the third Boundary Fares claim that Mr Gutmann has issued on behalf of ticket holders against train companies. The first two claims against Southeastern and South Western have already been certified by the CAT and are proceeding to trial.

Read more about the Boundary Fares claims - https://bit.ly/3HQLLYw

25/10/2021

Rise In **d Claims
The stamp duty holiday saw many rushed house sales, leaving many people finding undeclared knotw**d.

If you've found Knotw**d on your new property then we can help build your case to claim and treatment costs.

The rush to complete on property transactions ahead of the Stamp Duty holiday deadline has seen a spike in Japanese Knotw**d misrepresentation claims

19/10/2021

Our Landmark Case Has Been Certified – Moving To Trial

In exciting news for both our client, Mr Gutmann, and all train users, our boundary fares claim against the Southeastern and South Western franchises has been certified and will proceed to a full trial to assess liability and damages. The case has been brought against the companies for failing to make “boundary” fares readily available to Travelcard holders and failing to make passengers aware of their existence. This has resulted in millions of train users having to pay twice for the part of their journey covered by their Travelcard. The claims aim to put a stop to this double charging and are estimated to be worth around £93 million in damages to millions of passengers who have travelled in and around London.

The cases will now proceed to a full trial where we, and our co-counsel Hausfeld LLP, will argue for compensation for the millions of rail users who have been affected by the double charging.

https://bit.ly/3jiYt7D

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