KP Law client’s welcome alternative processes that address the long-criticised shortcomings of the existing Harrods Redress Scheme. KP Law, one of the leading litigation practices
The Court of Appeal has handed down its judgment in Farley v Paymaster, a landmark decision which strengthens the rights of data breach victims
KP Law is proud to stand beside British military personnel in a high-profile class action lawsuit against multinational conglomerate 3M.
Group litigation, often referred to as a group action,allows individuals with similar grievances against a common defendant to unite, enhancing their collective legal strength. KP Law specialise in managing group litigation, ensuring that each participant’s voice contributes to a more impactful pursuit of justice and is currently representing hundreds of thousands of clients.
Specialist collect redress law firm KP Law, representing Roger Kaye KC, has yesterday filed a £25 billion claim against Google alleging that it has abused its dominant position in online search advertising.
Product liability refers to the legal responsibility of manufacturers, retailers, and distributors to ensure that their products are safe for public use. In the UK,
Group litigation serves as a vital tool in the English legal system, empowering individuals to collectively seek justice against entities whose actions have caused widespread harm. By consolidating similar claims, it enhances access to justice, promotes judicial efficiency, and ensures that wrongdoers are held accountable on a broader scale.
A “No Win, No Fee” agreement, known as a Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA), or a Damages Based Agreement (DBA) is a financial arrangement between a client and a solicitor that allows individuals to pursue legal claims without the burden of upfront legal fees., Under a ‘No Win, No Fee’ agreement, the solicitor agrees to represent the client on the condition that their fees will only be payable if the case is successful. If the claim is unsuccessful, the client typically will not have to pay we any legal fees to the solicitor.
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