You must have made a capital loss in order to be eligible to join the claim. This means that either you sold your shares in WEIF for less than you paid for them. Or if you still hold the shares they are now worth less than you paid for them.

Although we are unable to act on your behalf, other lawyers may take a different view. Your claim may be able to be included in the proposed Group Action. There are time limits to bringing a claim such as this; not complying with them could mean you lose the right to claim. If you wish to pursue this claim you should contact other lawyers immediately.

We have made this decision using an automated decision-making system that takes into account the information you provided. If you wish to appeal the decision then please email us at Admissions.HL@slatergordon.co.uk

We have made this decision using an automated decision-making system that takes into account the information you provided. If you wish to appeal the decision then please email us at Admissions.HL@slatergordon.co.uk

Although we are unable to act on your behalf, other lawyers may take a different view. Your claim may be able to be included in the proposed Group Action. There are time limits to bringing a claim such as this; not complying with them could mean you lose the right to claim. If you wish to pursue this claim you should contact other lawyers immediately.

We have made this decision using an automated decision-making system that takes into account the information you provided. If you wish to appeal the decision then please email us at Admissions.HL@slatergordon.co.uk

We have made this decision using an automated decision-making system that takes into account the information you provided. If you wish to appeal the decision then please email us at Admissions.HL@slatergordon.co.uk

The person or entity who held or holds the shares must be the claimant. If the shares are or were held by a company, child, on behalf of beneficiaries in a Trust, etc then the lawful representative will need to retain us on behalf of the person or entity in question, i.e. the claimant.

If you are the authorised representative of the entity or person in question then you will be able to complete the registration process on their behalf. Each claimant must be registered separately. This means that if you act for yourself and on behalf of another entity you will need to complete the registration process twice, once in your own capacity and once as the personal representative.

Please email a member of our team at Admissions.HL@slatergordon.co.uk to see if we can assist you on an individual basis.

Please email a member of our team at Admissions.HL@slatergordon.co.uk to see if we can assist you on an individual basis.

Please email a member of our team at Admissions.HL@slatergordon.co.uk to see if we can assist you on an individual basis.

We have made this decision using an automated decision-making system that takes into account the information you provided. If you wish to appeal the decision then please email us at Admissions.HL@slatergordon.co.uk

You will need to contact us at Admissions.HL@slatergordon.co.uk for assistance.

Your child’s Junior ISA will be in their name, but the parent who opens it is responsible for managing the account and is known as the ‘registered contact’.

Please have the person who is the registered contact in respect of the Junior ISA complete the registration.

We have made this decision using an automated decision-making system that takes into account the information you provided. If you wish to appeal the decision then please email us at Admissions.HL@slatergordon.co.uk

As registered at Companies House, and/or I confirm I have a written authority on the company’s headed paper to instruct Slater and Gordon on behalf of the company and provide the information required to file the claim at court?

If you are not a director but are authorised to instruct Slater and Gordon by the company, you will be asked to provide that authority.

1) Click the Submit button below, to proceed

2) You will receive an email with a personalised link

3) Use the link in the email to set-up your micase account

4) Review the documents

5) Complete the sign-up and join the claim.

*You are not part of the claim until you review and agree the documents

By submitting this questionnaire you confirm that all the facts and information provided by you in the questionnaire are true and correct and you undertake to provide any supporting documents which may be requested by Slater and Gordon.

Please contact us on Admissions.HL@slatergordon.co.uk

You will soon receive an email with instructions on how to complete your sign-up.

Slater and Gordon will contact you if our claim criteria changes and we think you qualify to submit a claim.

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