Premier Solicitors- letter before claim

Coupon-mad · 19 October 2016 at 12:57PM

I would tend to miss that out unless there are other charges they've tried to add - you can certainly challenge any 'legal costs' or 'indemnity/admin expenses' or similar and require proof that these were paid/incurred in this case AND that they were on the sign in the car park.

Random costs can't be bolted on to a claim later if they were not on the sign/accepted.

Zayn1 · 20 October 2016 at 4:38AM

Coupon-mad wrote: »

I would tend to miss that out unless there are other charges they've tried to add - you can certainly challenge any 'legal costs' or 'indemnity/admin expenses' or similar and require proof that these were paid/incurred in this case AND that they were on the sign in the car park.

Random costs can't be bolted on to a claim later if they were not on the sign/accepted.

Thanks for the tip. I am dealing with one pcn with WH for myself and thier letter is a lot more easier to challenge than this one :undecided

Zayn1 · 23 November 2016 at 7:28PM

Hi all

So I got a response from the lawyers, could someone please activate the link?

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Its dated the 10th and didnt arrive until the 12th so they barely gave any time until their payment deadline!
They sent two pictures of the car parked in the bay but there is absolutely no signage visable or even identification that its where they say it is, its literally a picture of a neatly parked car in a bay &#55357;&#56842;

Umkomaas · 23 November 2016 at 7:33PM

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beamerguy · 23 November 2016 at 8:45PM

Can't help thinking that Premier Solicitors don't understand, they are entering into the realms of scammers

Unless they wish to be part of the scam, complaints to the SRA, losing in court, getting listed on google which is not good for core business .... they should back away from the UK's biggest scam

Zayn1 · 23 November 2016 at 11:07PM

Thank you Umkomaas.

What should we do next? Write another letter pointing out there evidence doesnt actually show anything and we have evidence of the car park attendants allowing staff to park in the visitors car park or shall we wait for the cc documents to arrive?

Coupon-mad · 24 November 2016 at 1:52AM

Zayn1 wrote: »

Thank you Umkomaas.

What should we do next? Write another letter pointing out there evidence doesnt actually show anything and we have evidence of the car park attendants allowing staff to park in the visitors car park or shall we wait for the cc documents to arrive?

I would respond and tell them you have video evidence that parking this way is allowed by the car park attendants. You could show them that evidence now; if it is unequivocal, it should see some hasty backtracking. Be open and honest with your evidence.

I would then say, should their client try a small claim you will be seeking full costs when you prevail, and you believe that any Judge will be unimpressed to see blameless NHS staff having to miss a shift or suffer loss of annual leave, to attend court to answer for why their car was parked with full authority of the on foot car park attendants.

Finally, they and their client must treat this as a section 10 Notice under the DPA. This misuse of your data for now reasonable cause has become a matter of unwarranted harassment and the continued processing of this data for that purpose is clearly in breach of the DPA principles. Give them 21 days to respond according to the requirements of a DPA section 10 Notice and should they fail to confirm that the processing has ended, you will be making formal complaints to the Information Commissioner as well as the SRA.

Premier Solicitors- letter before claim

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