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CCJ 'Satisfied' but still can't get credit card
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sharpy2010 wrote: »I can't understand why, if you had a "No win, no fee" claim, you had to pay when you lost. This makes no sense. The clue is in the name.
I wish 'no win, no fee' DID mean that - because of the information that my solicitor gave the insurance company they refused to pay, making me liable to pay the defendant's costs. I am now in the process of taking both the original solicitor AND the insurance company to court to try and reclaim the £10k. It has been an absolute nightmare for the past 2 years.0
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