The next big hearing is set to take place at the end of March 2018, and this hearing may well trigger the deadline date for claimants to join the Volkswagen Emissions Action and claim their compensation as a victim of the “dieselgate” scandal.
The court will normally set the final date, and if you miss the deadline, you may be unable to claim any compensation at all. Having been involved in previous actions where some people simply left it too late, they ended up being unable to claim tens of thousands of pounds in compensation.
Our advice is simple: do NOT delay and claim NOW!
If you’re serious about claiming…
It’s really simple: if you’re serious about claiming, there is absolutely no reason at all to delay making your claim. We’re representing people on a No Win, No Fee basis, so what have you got to lose?
There have already been a number of court cases and hearings, and the way in which claims are being pursued has already changed several times. Those who started their claim right at the very beginning of an action can certainly be in a more advantageous position to those who claim late. As a victim of the scandal, you should sign-up to the action sooner rather than later?
When is the estimated cut-off point?
The cut-off date may be decided as early as the end of March 2018. We could end up in a situation where anyone who doesn’t start their claim soon may lose their chance.
We are looking at a lot of the litigation work being conducted this year, so we cannot stress enough how important it is that you join now if you are genuinely wanting to claim for compensation as a victim.
We have been fighting for victims’ rights since the scandal broke in 2015, and we won’t stop until victims receive the justice they deserve.
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