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Hi Mr D
You're right to a certain extent but, unlike the PPI claims, many of these cases are well above the Small Claims Court limit which means solicitors can represent the businesses who have been mis-sold and, importantly, get their fees paid by the defendants (the energy companies) as...
I read an interesting article in the Sunday Times yesterday detailing how Energy Brokers had been overcharging commercial clients. I have spent today doing some research and it would appear that buinesses are indeed getting refunds from the energy providers.
There are several law firms running...
We use a broker to arrange our supply - they do not charge our company a commission. However, you may all be interested to know that annual corporate gas and electricity bills in the UK amount to £25 billion and it is estimated that two thirds of these deals are bought through brokers. In many...
I've had very recent experience of this when a solicitor friend of mine was re-financing a commercial property and was required to get a Fire Risk Assessment, an Electrical Installation Condition Report Report and an Asbestos Management Plan. All of these are legal requirements for Landlords.