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Beware of no win, no fee claims

• ASA News

ordered almost £1m to be paid out to resolve disputes where a consumer has received poor legal services for a ‘no win, no fee’ claim.

services for a ‘no win, no fee’ claim. These types of claims are usually made when a … . While ‘no win, no fee’ arrangements are useful in helping people get access to justice … number of ads where the advertiser has failed to make clear and upfront where a no win no fee claim

Turner Lewis Ltd

• Ruling
• Upheld
• 28 May 2025

Child Trust Fund and, guess what? It’s a no-win, no-fee basis, meaning you’ve got nothing … on a no win, no fee basis. Our fee is 25% plus VAT of the total amount in the account”. Smaller text

intended to highlight that their service was offered on a “no win, no fee” basis. If they … said ad (a) specifically stated that their service was provided on a “no win, no fee” basis … the claim “It’s a no-win, no-fee basis, meaning you’ve got nothing to lose

Jones Whyte Law Ltd t/a Jones Whyte

• Ruling
• Upheld
• 24 September 2025

group action claims on a no win, no fee basis. No upfront costs to you.” Further text stated … “Why Choose Us?  No upfront costs, No win, no fee, Thousands already involved&rdquo … ’t heard directly from Arnold Clark, you can still join our group action claims on a no win

the language in the ads was clear and unambiguous and that the claims “no win no fee” and … . “No win no fee” was intended to indicate to consumers that a fee would be payable if … you” and “no win, no fee” were repeated three times in the Facebook ad (a). The ASA

JLG Legal Ltd t/a Johnson Law Group

• Ruling
• Upheld
• 24 September 2025

to check. Do You Qualify? Verify using your Reg # No Upfront Cost. No Win No Fee. Free Evaluation.&rdquo … to the question “How much do we charge?” stated “We operate under a No Win No Fee Agreement, meaning … at the Johnson Law Group a fully insured ‘No Win No Fee’ arrangement which means

“no win no fee” was ubiquitous as the consumer-facing, simple term to describe conditional fee … . The nature of no-win no-fee litigation was such that, because the fee the client paid was entirely … because there were many financial variables that could apply to a no-win no-fee agreement. For example

KP Law Ltd

• Ruling
• Upheld
• 24 September 2025

if you could join a no-win, no-fee Arnold Clark data breach claim. It will only take a few minutes … answered yes to any of the above, you could have a NO-WIN, NO-FEE Arnold Clark compensation claim

“no win no fee” was not overly prominent and it was not used excessively. They did not consider … before they signed up. “No win no fee” was commonly used in ads. In the context of … ‘no-win, no-fee’ phrase already implied that if the claim was successful there may be

Versus Law Ltd

• Ruling
• Upheld
• 30 August 2023

to ads (a), (b) and (c) only We understood that Flight Delay Claim operated on a “no win, no fee” basis