8 result(s)

  • Ads for mass legal compensation claims: four pitfalls to avoid (and how to fix them)

    • CAP News

    Recent ASA rulings against three group action advertisers show why “no win, no fee” claims need to

    – No Win, No (Hidden) Fee If your ad says “no win, no fee”, the ASA expects you to … promoted and set out clear steps advertisers must take to fix them. Show Your Fees Upfront

  • Litigation: Specious claims

    • AdviceOnline

    claims (CMCOB 3.2.8) and "No Win, No Fee" agreements (CMCOB 3.2.9).. Ads for these agreements

  • 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

  • Freedom Debt Ltd

    • Ruling
    • Upheld
    • 07 January 2026

    or compensation you receive. Our 'No Win No Fee' solicitors typically charge customers anywhere from 25

    (d) stated “Our ‘No Win No Fee’ solicitors typically charge customers anywhere from

  • 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