Edwin Coe LLP's Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Head of Litigation and Insolvency Ali Zaidi discusses the case of Sequana (BTI 2014 LLC v. Sequana S.A. [2022] UKSC 25) and the duties of directors when a company becomes insolvent. Ali also discusses issues of the creditor interest test, which a director will be subject to not only when a company becomes insolvent, but also when the company is likely to becoming insolvent.
For further information regarding this topic, please contact Ali Zaidi
on +44 (0)20 7691 4000 or email ali.zaidi@edwincoe.com
Head of Insurance Litigation Roger Franklin explores the Covid-19 Business Interruption landscape and issues of Non-Damage Denial of Access (NDDA) clauses. Roger discusses the implications of recent cases that suggest that many policyholders who initially had their claims turned down may now have perfectly valid claims, depending on the specific form of policy wording, and advises policy holders to revisit their historic Covid-19 claims.
For further information regarding this topic, please contact Roger Franklin
on +44 (0)20 7691 4000 or email roger.franklin@edwincoe.com
Partner Claire Lehr gives an overview of what brand owners can do to keep their trade mark portfolios in tip top condition.
Claire considers typical times in a company’s life when a trade mark audit might be appropriate, ranging from straightforward events, e.g. when a company moves offices or changes its name, to more challenging events, such as rebrands and product launches when a more complex trade mark audit and potentially new trade marks will be involved. Claire also examines how and why trade mark owners should maintain an “evidence bank” of their use of a mark and looks at the type of evidence which are acceptable in proceedings.
For further information regarding this topic, please contact Claire Lehr
on +44 (0)20 7691 4007 or email claire.lehr@edwincoe.com
David Greene, Head of Commercial Disputes & Class Actions, explores the What, Why and How of litigation funding and the opportunity within this growing area of litigation practice.
For further information regarding this topic, please contact David Greene
on +44 (0)20 7691 4000 or email david.greene@edwincoe.com
The Labour Party confirmed in its manifesto last week that it would ‘abolish non-dom status once and for all’. This follows the announcement in the Budget of drastic changes to the taxation of recent arrivals to the UK, and confirmation by Labour that it broadly supported these. In the midst of uncertainty about what the new regime will look like, many individuals likely to be affected may be tempted to ‘wait and see’. In this video, Lara Mardell, Of Counsel in the Private Client team, however, recommends seeking advice now.
For further information regarding this topic, please contact Lara Mardell.
Property partner, Katherine Simpson, explores the tax issues that can lurk where a leaseholder owns a share in the freehold company but the lease of their flat has not been extended. Katherine identifies the tax liabilities that might be triggered both for the freehold company and the shareholder/leaseholders on the grant of 999 year leases of the flats in the building, and puts forward a possible solution.
In the third instalment in our Administration Explained series, Restructuring & Insolvency partner Simeon Gilchrist looks at developments in the administration of the Matches Fashion group.
Looking at the sale of assets by administrators, Simeon sets out the effects on the different vested interests in the administration, and sets the scene for the next two episodes in which we will look at employee and trade creditor rights in administrations.
For further information on the topic of administration practice and procedure, please contact Simeon Gilchrist on +44 (0)20 7691 4166 or email simeon.gilchrist@edwincoe.com
Restructuring and insolvency litigation partner Simeon Gilchrist provides an insight into the Matches Fashion administration. Coming hard on the heels of the Body Shop administration, Simeon discusses the administrators’ proposals for achieving the purpose of the administration. This is a plain English review of what is otherwise an extremely complex area of law and economic reality. The collapse of the Matches Fashion Group leaves employees, suppliers, tax authorities and investors competing to recover what they can. Simeon looks at the order of distribution, known as “the waterfall” , the prescribed part of the sale proceeds that is ear-marked for unsecured creditors, and the way in which the investors have protected as much as possible the purchase monies with which Matches Fashion Group was acquired as recently as December 2023.
The prescribed part is a capped percentage of the net sale proceeds realised by the administrators. With the statutory cap set at £800,000 should the net realisations achieve £3,985,000, and an unsecured creditor pool presently estimated at £35M, the prescribed part dividend to the unsecured cohort sits somewhere around 2.2%. It is estimated by the administrators that the preferential and secondary preferential creditors are to be paid in full, but it remains to be seen what dividend will be achieved for the secured creditors after taking into account the expenses and remuneration in the administration process.
For further information on the topic of administration practice and procedure, please contact Simeon Gilchrist.
Insurance and Commercial Litigation Partner Nicola Maher considers some of the common insurance issues arising in the event of flooding and steps businesses can take now to avoid insurance disputes in the event of a loss.
Climate change is bringing about a rise in the frequency and severity of natural disasters worldwide and incidents involving sudden and unpredicted flash flooding are escalating each year. Businesses in urban areas are considered to be twice as likely to be at risk of flooding than the average British property and in this interview, Nicola discusses what businesses can do to protect themselves and some common insurance issues that can arise in the event of catastrophic flood damage.
For further information regarding this topic please contact Nicola Maher
on +44 (0)20 7691 4069 or email nicola.maher@edwincoe.com
Intellectual Property Partner Nick Phillips provides guidance on the options available to resolve different kind of domain name disputes.
These including the use of law enforcement agencies, the abuse policies of Registries and Registrars, and the availability of the UDRP and other more informal dispute resolution services such as Nominet’s DRS as well as litigation and negotiated settlements.
For further information regarding this topic please contact Nick Phillips
on +44 (0)20 7691 4191 or email nick.phillips@edwincoe.com
Restructuring and Insolvency partner Simeon Gilchrist discusses the recent failure of The Body Shop, and the administration process into which the company has now been placed.
Simeon discusses the pre-appointment press speculation, the pre-pack process used in similar situations, and what may next be on the cards for The Body Shop and its various stakeholders, including landlords, employees and suppliers.
For further information regarding this topic, please contact Simeon Gilchrist
on +44 (0)20 7691 4166 or email simeon.gilchrist@edwincoe.com
Tax Partner Hetal Sanghvi considers rising enquiries into an individual’s domicile, how case law may be applied in a defence and practical points to review.
Hetal discusses how individuals relying on their non domicile position should review their affairs in light of increasing challenges from HMRC. HMRC has built momentum with a number of wins in recent domicile related cases, and Hetal explores how individuals can learn from this. She considers some recent changes for instance with regards to naturalisation, and how she used case law to successfully win a recent domicile challenge from HMRC.
For further information regarding this topic please contact Hetal Sanghvi.
The main remedy in employment disputes is financial and in the Tribunal, you do not recover your costs, even if you win. Therefore for Senior Executives, negotiating a financial settlement at an early stage is key.
Emma Sangeelee provides some top tips for Senior Executives who are engaging in settlement negotiations with their employer.
Secret commissions paid to brokers have been a bane of many SME transactions over the years with large suppliers from loans to energy contracts. In the supply of gas and electricity, Ofgem, the regulator, has sought to bring daylight to the practice which can lead to the doubling of energy pricing in which the secret commission is added to the rate paid by the customer who is contracting through a broker. In cases highlighted by Ofgem the broker represents the customer in the bargain seeking the best price but the supplier secretly makes the broker a payment than can be likened to a bribe. Customers can claim back the commission and more. In this video interview David Greene explains the principles and what you can do about it.
For further information regarding this topic, please contact David Greene
on +44 (0)20 7691 4000 or email david.greene@edwincoe.com
Intellectual Property Partner Claire Lehr considers the Metabirken and Juventus trade mark cases as well as the guidance issued by intellectual property offices and gives her thoughts and recommendations for brand owners who are considering entering the Metaverse or who want to protect their brand in the Metaverse.
Claire discusses the US court case on the use of the so called Metabirken on non fungible tokens (NFTs) and the outcome of that case together with the Italian court case on NFTs, the Juventus case. Both cases revolved around use of famous or well-known marks. She considers the statements issued by two intellectual property offices on NFTs and contrasts these with the outcome of the two court cases. Claire provides recommendations to brand owners on extending their trade mark portfolios to take into account use in the Metaverse.
For further information regarding this topic, please contact Claire Lehr on +44 (0)20 7691 4007 or email claire.lehr@edwincoe.com
Linky Trott, Head of Employment at Edwin Coe LLP looks at the decision of The Harpur Trust v Brazel and the impact of that decision on the calculation of holiday pay.
For further information regarding this topic, please contact Linky Trott
on +44 (0)20 7691 4022 or email linky.trott@edwincoe.com
Intellectual Property Partner Maggie Ramage discusses trade marks, including what to protect, where and when, tips on clearance, protection, defence and maintenance world wide, advantages to the business to register, and ongoing trade mark strategy.
For further information regarding this topic, please contact Maggie Ramage on +44 (0)20 7691 4031 or email maggie.ramage@edwincoe.com
Partner and Head of Immigration, Sundeep Rathod, provides guidance on the Global Business Mobility – Senior or Specialist Worker and the Expansion Worker routes.
For further information regarding this topic, please contact Sundeep Rathod
on +44(0) 20 3974 8148 or email sundeep.rathod@edwincoe.com
Employment Partner Emma Sangeelee discusses how understood and applied correctly, the law can offer a shield to individuals raising concerns about discrimination. Emma outlines the proper process an employer should follow in dealing with your grievance and the repercussions if they do not. She explains that further victimisation claims may arise if you are treated less favourably for raising your concerns and that these may often be easier to prove and can substantially strengthen your legal position. Finally, recognising that individuals who have suffered discrimination may also have experienced anxiety and/or depression for some time, Emma outlines an employer’s obligations to manage the stresses of the grievance process and not to discriminate because of something arising from anxiety and/or depression (for example, if this has affected your recent performance or how you interact with key individuals). Raising concerns about discrimination can be daunting but the employment team at Edwin Coe are experts in this field and are here to support you.
For further information regarding this topic, please contact Emma Sangeelee
on +44 (0)20 7691 4079 or email emma.sangeelee@edwincoe.com
Senior Partner David Greene discusses the rights of shareholders in disputes with the Company in IPOs or on information to the market and disputes with other shareholders in smaller companies and quasi partnerships.
For further information regarding this topic, please contact David Greene
on +44 (0)20 7691 4000 or email david.greene@edwincoe.com
Cecilie Soendergaard Nielsen, Executive Coach, Leadership Advisor and Founder of CN8 holds a Q&A with Employment Lawyer and discrimination specialist Emma Sangeelee of Edwin Coe LLP discussing how to spot discrimination at work, some of the challenges individuals face in raising their concerns, and what individuals can do to overcome those challenges to get an early resolution.
02:26 - How do you know if you are being discriminated against or not?
06:58 - What sort of evidence should you be looking for?
19:01 - How should individuals first raise their concerns with their employer?
22:11 - How should an employer handle a grievance?
27:34 - How do delays in the tribunal process affect settlements?
30:37 - When should an individual instruct a Lawyer?
36:50 - How to reach an effective settlement.
41:03 - Are there issues of damage to reputation after raising a grievance?
If you do feel you are being discriminated against at work, please contact Emma Sangeelee who will be happy to discuss your situation with you.
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The Metaverse offers brand owners in every field, whether automotive, leisure, hospitality or aviation, an extraordinary opportunity to share and showcase their brands with a global audience. Consumers can engage actively, enjoying driving a vehicle they would not in real life or purchasing designer clothes. The experience is quite literally a whole new world, with new challenges.
Edwin Coe’s Intellectual Property team invites you to dive into the Metaverse through a complementary podcast, with a guest speaker from industry to explore:
- What the Metaverse is
- Who you will find in the Metaverse
- How to go about launching your company or product within the Metaverse
- How best you can protect your brand in the Metaverse and the type of agreements to commercialise your brand to the maximum
We are delighted to be joined by our guest speaker:
Patrick Juarez-Pennant from the WildBytes who will talk about how brands can harness the Metaverse to deepen the connection with consumers, sharing their values and maximising opportunities in a new virtual world.
Speakers
Claire Lehr
Partner | Intellectual Property & Trade Marks
Edwin Coe LLP
Nick Phillips
Partner | Intellectual Property & IT
Edwin Coe LLP
Patrick Juarez-Pennant
WildBytes
Joanne McIvor looks at these issues and discusses how they have and will continue to become mainstream concerns.
Landlords and tenants need to collaborate and solve together the challenges of where the liability lies for improving the environmental performance of buildings. The drive for net zero properties could lead to stranded assets and a new class of distressed assets.
Lenders are already showing a keen interest in the energy and environmental performance of their investment portfolios. We are seeing, and will continue to see, funding decisions impacted on ESG and the development of green finance mechanisms.
Joanne also discusses planning which is still in a state of flux and not enough has been done to support the high street.
For further information regarding this topic, please contact Joanne McIvor: Telephone: +44 (0)20 7691 4171 Email: joanne.mcivor@edwincoe.com
https://www.edwincoe.com/our-people/joanne-mcivor/
Intellectual Property and Data partner, Nick Phillips discusses the increase in DSARs, where an individual has the right to request copies of their personal data. Nick highlights the growing number of requests businesses now receive from a multitude of sources i.e. employees, ex-employees, customers, suppliers etc and offers top tips in how to prepare for and deal with a DSAR. He will also identify what should be included and what can be exempt.
For further information regarding this topic, please contact Nick Phillips: Telephone: +44 (0)20 7691 4191 Email: nick.phillips@edwincoe.com
https://www.edwincoe.com/our-people/nick-phillips/
Property & Trusts Litigation Partner Shams Rahman provides guidance for landlords and tenants on commercial rental arrears accrued during the coronavirus pandemic and the government’s arbitration scheme.
Shams discusses the government moratorium which restricted collection of commercial rent arrears during the pandemic, resulting in vast rental arrears and in some cases tenants becoming insolvent, leaving Landlords seeking to recover possession of their properties via forfeiture. He discusses in particular the longer term impact of the moratorium and remedies following its lifting where the government has encouraged both landlords and tenants to resolve their rent arrears disputes through a new arbitration scheme.
For further information regarding this topic, please contact Shams Rahman
on +44 (0)20 7691 4045 or email shams.rahman@edwincoe.com
Partner Nicola Maher discusses making an insurance claim and the steps corporates, HNWIs and SMEs should take in the immediate aftermath of a loss.
Head of Class Action and Finance Litigation David Greene discusses the UK class actions landscape
Immigration Senior Associate Sundeep Rathod gives a helpful guide for UK employers on how to apply for a sponsor licence when hiring workers from outside of the UK, as well as potential pitfalls and tips to be aware of.
Banking & Finance Partner James Walton discusses financial covenants in real estate finance transactions.
In this podcast we provide a brief overview of the common forms of dispute resolution used in residential construction, including negotiation, mediation, adjudication, arbitration and litigation.
For more information visit us on www.edwincoe.com or download our guide: What to know before you start digging a hole - A residential owner’s guide to construction works https://www.edwincoe.com/publications/what-to-know-before-you-start-digging-a-hole/
In this podcast we continue our discussion of defects. We talk about what exactly qualifies as a defect, look at who might be responsible for certain types of defects, and discuss what an employer can do if a contractor will not agree to remedy defects .
For more information visit us on www.edwincoe.com or download our guide: What to know before you start digging a hole - A residential owner’s guide to construction works https://www.edwincoe.com/publications/what-to-know-before-you-start-digging-a-hole/
As we kick off the second year of our residential construction podcasts we commence our discussion of defects. Following a brief look at Retentions, we talk about defects which appear both prior to practical completion and during the defects liability period. We also look at some techniques to minimise defects disputes.
For more information visit us on www.edwincoe.com or download our guide: What to know before you start digging a hole - A residential owner’s guide to construction works https://www.edwincoe.com/publications/what-to-know-before-you-start-digging-a-hole/
For the first time, the Supreme Court has considered the doctrine of economic duress in its recent judgment in Pakistan International Airline Corp v Times Travel (UK) Ltd [2021] UKSC 40 (“PIA”).
While it is well established that the threat of an unlawful act can give rise to economic duress, the question of whether a threat to carry out a lawful act (such as threatening to lawfully terminate a contract) can amount to actionable economic duress has been more controversial and uncertain. In PIA, the Supreme Court considered whether the threat of a lawful act can amount to economic duress and the criteria for determining this.
In short, the answer was yes – the threat of a lawful act can constitute economic duress, however the threshold is a high one in commercial scenarios.
During this podcast, Zahira Hussain discusses why.
Please join our podcast with group litigation experts Zahira Hussain and David Greene, as they provide an update on the Edwin Coe Trucks Cartel claims. The podcast discusses the current status of the claims, who qualifies to join, the projected amount of damages, and how this litigation is funded on a no win, no fee basis.
Background
Edwin Coe, London’s leading group action firm, takes on truck manufacturers for claimants seeking damages from those who entered into a price fixing cartel. Five truck manufacturers, MAN, Volvo/Renault, Daimler, Iveco and DAF, have admitted to the European Commission that they participated in a price-fixing cartel from 1997 until 2011. There has also been a finding against a sixth manufacturer, Scania, by the European Commission.
If you bought, leased or subcontracted trucks weighing 6 tonnes or more between 1997 and 2011 (the cartel period), you will have a claim. Edwin Coe has funding in place, which means you can pursue your claim without cost or risk.
For more information please visit our main Trucks Cartel page
In this podcast we use the JCT Intermediate Contract to talk through the payment process under a construction contract, from valuation, payment applications and payment certificates, to the final date for payment and the issuing of a payless notice.
For more information visit us on www.edwincoe.com or download our guide: What to know before you start digging a hole - A residential owner’s guide to construction works https://www.edwincoe.com/publications/what-to-know-before-you-start-digging-a-hole/
In the fourth of our Litigation podcast series, Zahira Hussain looks at a recent High Court decision which serves as a timely reminder that, whilst a contract may be oral in whole or part, contractual terms are best fully recorded in writing at the time of the contract. Failure to do so can give rise to grave uncertainties.
The High Court’s decision in Stonard v Green Shoots Capital UK Ltd also serves as a reminder that what parties put in writing in the aftermath of agreeing a contract is, generally, extraneous.
Where contracting parties are considering entering into an agreement, they should ensure that the terms of the agreement are all recorded in writing. If you are considering entering into an agreement and would like advice on the contractual terms, or if you find yourself embroiled in a contractual dispute, please do not hesitate to contact Zahira Hussain.
In this podcast we talk about contract prices, in particular the reasons why the cost to an Employer under a ‘fixed-price’ contract can change.
For more information visit us on www.edwincoe.com or download our guide: What to know before you start digging a hole - A residential owner’s guide to construction works https://www.edwincoe.com/publications/what-to-know-before-you-start-digging-a-hole/
In our tenth podcast we discuss letters of intent. We look at when letters of intent might be useful, discuss the risks of using such letters and highlight provisions which should be included within letters of intent.
In this podcast we discuss your construction project and time – when is a Contractor entitled to more time, and what happens if the Works are not practically completed by the agreed Completion Date.
For more information visit us on www.edwincoe.com or download our guide: What to know before you start digging a hole - A residential owner’s guide to construction works https://www.edwincoe.com/publications/what-to-know-before-you-start-digging-a-hole/
In our eighth podcast we look at the role of the contract administrator (“CA”). We review the various tasks which are undertaken by a CA and discuss a contract administrator’s obligation to act independently and impartially when administering a contract.
For more information visit us on www.edwincoe.com or download our guide: What to know before you start digging a hole - A residential owner’s guide to construction works https://www.edwincoe.com/publications/what-to-know-before-you-start-digging-a-hole/
The aftermath of Covid-19 is likely to see a surge in claims for breach of contract, with suppliers failing to provide goods and services purchased.
Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act can be used to help consumers claim for breach of contract if they have purchased goods or services using credit – either offered with the product/service or via credit card. Consumers are able to pursue the creditor for any misrepresentation or breach of contract in services or goods supplied. This is especially useful if the supplier has become insolvent. Zahira Hussain discusses how.
For more information visit us on www.edwincoe.com
In our seventh podcast we discuss at what point in your project you should engage a construction solicitor, and the benefits of early lawyer involvement.
For more information visit us on www.edwincoe.com or download our guide: What to know before you start digging a hole - A residential owner’s guide to construction works https://www.edwincoe.com/publications/what-to-know-before-you-start-digging-a-hole/
Since the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) was first announced on 20 March 2020, there have been numerous updates and variations to the scheme. Given the complexity and changing guidance in this area, there will be many circumstances where claims have been made for the furlough grants incorrectly across a range of culpability, from innocent mistakes to deliberate fraud and the whole range in between.
Our podcast provides an outline of the steps being taken by HMRC to clawback sums paid to businesses since March 2020 in connection with furlough payments, an update on the consequences of Bounce Back Loan Scheme (BBLS) abuse, and the proactive steps that a business can and should take now.
In our sixth podcast we continue our discussion on the different types of insurance which should be considered when undertaking a residential construction project. Specifically, we discuss public liability insurance, non-negligent insurance and latent defects insurance.
For more information visit us on www.edwincoe.com or download our guide: What to know before you start digging a hole - A residential owner’s guide to construction works https://www.edwincoe.com/publications/what-to-know-before-you-start-digging-a-hole/
In this first in a series of Property Basics Podcasts, Harry Rudolf, Nada Al Ansari and Tim Clark discuss the recent problems and updates to do with cladding on residential buildings and EWS1 forms. They discuss why this has become such a problem for residential tenants when it comes to selling or remortgaging their flats and the other expenses that may be incurred in order for the cladding on a residential block to be remedied.
Harry, Nada and Tim will be doing a follow up podcast with practical advice for residential tenants so if you have any questions or wanted to share your experiences with cladding and EWS1 forms their email addresses are:
harry.rudolf@edwincoe.com , Nada.AlAnsari@edwincoe.com and Tim.Clark@edwincoe.com
Mediation can be a valuable process to adopt if you do have a dispute. This is the second podcast in our litigation series and will focus on mediation. It will cover what is mediation and what it involves. It will also look at the advantages and disadvantages.
For more information visit us on www.edwincoe.com
In our fifth podcast we look at the different types of insurance which should be considered when undertaking a residential construction project. Specifically, we discuss insurance for existing structures, contract works insurance and professional indemnity insurance.
For more information visit us on www.edwincoe.com or download our guide: What to know before you start digging a hole - A residential owner’s guide to construction works https://www.edwincoe.com/publications/what-to-know-before-you-start-digging-a-hole/
We understand the challenges that face entrepreneurs starting a new business and we pride ourselves on our ability to provide high quality, timely and cost-effective start-up legal advice from structuring your company, protecting your intellectual property, to appointing your first employee.
We have designed three cost-effective legal packages to support you with all your legal needs. For more information visit, https://www.edwincoe.com/our-expertise/start-up/.
In our first episode in our Litigation Podcast Series, Litigation Partner, Zahira Hussain discusses litigations costs and how to fund them. This topic is almost always a concern for potential litigants. This concern has become more pronounced in the current Covid-19 climate.
For more information visit us on www.edwincoe.com
In our fourth podcast we discuss collateral warranties: what they are, why they are needed and how they interact with appointments and contracts.
For more information visit us on www.edwincoe.com or download our guide: What to know before you start digging a hole - A residential owner’s guide to construction works https://www.edwincoe.com/publications/what-to-know-before-you-start-digging-a-hole/
In our third podcast we discuss building contracts, and specifically JCT contracts. We talk about procurement routes and their impact on the selection of a JCT contract, discuss why amendments are required to contracts, and highlight an example of a risk that can occur on a residential construction project which parties should discuss pre-contract.
For more information visit us on www.edwincoe.com .
For lots of start-ups, a key consideration will be whether to make an investment into property. The agile nature of start-up businesses lends itself to considering short and flexible commercial terms whether that be within a serviced building or office workspace.
This episode highlights some key points to consider when you are looking for your first commercial lease from our Start-up team.
Appointments: Which one should you use?
In our second podcast we discuss professional consultant appointments. We examine the types of appointments, review why amendments are typically required to standard form appointments, and highlight two examples of appointment terms which need to be carefully considered .
Le Royaume-Uni, leader européen de l’innovation? Un aperçu de ses avantages fiscaux et des perspectives post-Brexit.
This podcast from Alexandre Terrasse, Head of French Inward Investment at Edwin Coe LLP and David MacDonald, Managing Director at The Martlet Partnership LLP provides a brief review of the current tax regime, how it supports innovation and a post-Brexit outlook.
For more information please feel free to contact the speakers, Alexandre Terrasse – alexandre.terrasse@edwincoe.com or David MacDonald – David@martletpartnership.com
For more information visit us on www.edwincoe.com or download our guide: What to know before you start digging a hole - A residential owner’s guide to construction works https://www.edwincoe.com/publications/what-to-know-before-you-start-digging-a-hole/
Edwin Coe, London’s leading class action firm, takes on truck manufacturers for claimants seeking damages from those who entered into a price fixing cartel. Five truck manufacturers, MAN, Volvo/Renault, Daimler, Iveco and DAF, have admitted to the European Commission that they participated in a price fixing cartel against purchasers of their trucks from 1997 until 2011. There has also been a finding against a sixth manufacturer, Scania, by the European Commission.
If you bought, leased or outsourced trucks weighing 6 tonnes or more, here or in Europe, between 1997 and 2011 (the cartel period), you will have a claim. Edwin Coe has funding in place, which means you can pursue your claim without cost or risk.
Edwin Coe, London’s leading class action firm, takes on truck manufacturers for claimants seeking damages from those who entered into a price fixing cartel. Five truck manufacturers, MAN, Volvo/Renault, Daimler, Iveco and DAF, have admitted to the European Commission that they participated in a price fixing cartel against purchasers of their trucks from 1997 until 2011. There has also been a finding against a sixth manufacturer, Scania, by the European Commission.
If you bought, leased or outsourced trucks weighing 6 tonnes or more, here or in Europe, between 1997 and 2011 (the cartel period), you will have a claim. Edwin Coe has funding in place, which means you can pursue your claim without cost or risk.
Edwin Coe, London’s leading class action firm, takes on truck manufacturers for claimants seeking damages from those who entered into a price fixing cartel. Five truck manufacturers, MAN, Volvo/Renault, Daimler, Iveco and DAF, have admitted to the European Commission that they participated in a price fixing cartel against purchasers of their trucks from 1997 until 2011. There has also been a finding against a sixth manufacturer, Scania, by the European Commission.
If you bought, leased or outsourced trucks weighing 6 tonnes or more, here or in Europe, between 1997 and 2011 (the cartel period), you will have a claim. Edwin Coe has funding in place, which means you can pursue your claim without cost or risk.