Sold short twice.First by your energy broker.Then by your solicitor.
We won't let you down. Did you instruct solicitors to pursue a business energy commission claim that then went quiet? Were you ever told your claim against the broker might expire separately from your claim against the supplier?
Has your solicitor stopped updating you, restructured, or gone out of business altogether? If any of that sounds familiar, this is the guide you need to read.
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2 claims
Most businesses had separate claims against broker and supplier
Hidden
Broker commissions baked into your energy contract
Time-barred
Broker claims allowed to expire without permission
6 years
Window to bring a professional negligence claim
When energy commission claims became the next big legal opportunity, hundreds of law firms signed up thousands of businesses on no win no fee terms. For many of those firms, signing businesses up was the priority. Actually running the cases was not.
Files sat untouched. Updates dried up. And all the while, legal time limits were running. Many businesses had two separate claims, one against their broker and one against their supplier, with two separate deadlines. Many solicitors let the broker claim expire while waiting for the supplier claim to develop. That decision was not the client's to make. It was made for them, without explanation, and without permission.
Some of those firms then collapsed entirely. Clients were left without representation, without answers, and without a claim.
But here is what many businesses do not know: a missed deadline on your energy claim does not have to be the end. Where the claim was lost because your solicitor failed to act, the law provides a separate route to recovery through a professional negligence claim against the solicitor responsible.
That route also has a time limit. Which is why you need to act now.
Download this free guide and find out:
- Why so many energy commission claims were allowed to fail.
- What two separate claims you may have had and whether both were protected.
- What your solicitor was legally required to do and whether they did it.
- Why a time-barred energy claim may still give rise to a professional negligence claim.
- How Sold Short works and what happens next if we think you have a case.
Your business was overcharged for energy. You instructed professionals to get that money back. If they failed you, the loss does not have to be yours to carry.
Download the free guide and find out whether you have been sold short twice.
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Professional negligence claims have their own deadlines. The longer you wait, the harder it gets.
