Capita Data Breach/Barings

Valderee53

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81931625#Comment_81931625

I asked. You have to start again elsewhere or on your own, or your claim disappears.

Valderee53

Yes, it depends if they win and what the value of the settlement figure. I now doubt this will go anywhere, so I signed my case over on the basis of nothing to lose. If it does, some claimants will have lost interest and dropped the claim,. or sadly and more likely, some passed away. That is Capita's approach.

Mr_Benn

Good Morning all. Just curious if this discussion relates to a pension I have , that was run by Capita. I get plenty of spam emails about it, but is there a genuine place I can check to see if my data was breached. (I do recall having something from them ages ago). If I was part of this, are people signing up with one main company to fight the good fight !?

Thank you.

SilverSilverSilver

If someone drops out are they liable to fees incurred up to that point? Does anyone know?

SilverSilverSilver

My email for this from Barings and Abbleys went to my spam folder. So I first looked at both emails and the agreement yesterday. Could anyone tell whether we could be exposed to a net cost with this new agreement rather than nothing as a worse case scenario? Also, are we liable for any costs now if we drop out altogether now? Both of these seem unclear to me. I sent an email back to them yesterday to the email listed asking for clarification. Not sure if anyone else has asked them this so it would be good to know if they have and have their answer to this in writing.

Beefriendly1

I’ve contacted Abbleys twice now to try and establish financial liabilities of not signing up. No reply so far.

bill6262

Try the man who sent the email.The original email was from barings.

databreach@baringslaw.com

mslindor81

I too have emailed to ask the questions raised above, but no response as yet. Perhaps if any of us get a response, we can post here?

Skippyman66

Here is my response to the same email i recieved feel free to copy and reuse, suffice to say i have had nothing but radio silence, next stage is to source the ceo email and cc him to a chaser email.

Dear team,
Thank you for sending over the retainer agreement in relation to my data breach pension claim. I'm pleased to be moving forward and appreciate you getting in touch.
Before I sign, I'd like to request a couple of things for my own peace of mind:
1. Could you please confirm the exact success fee percentage you will charge in the event my claim is successful? I want to make sure I fully understand what proportion of any compensation would be deducted before I commit.
2. Could you also send me a copy of the full contingent fee agreement and the form of authority as separate documents? I'd like to read these in full before signing, as I understand my electronic signature on the retainer will also be applied to those documents.
I'm keen to get things moving and happy to sign once I've had the chance to review everything. I'd be grateful if you could get these over to me at your earliest convenience.
Many thanks for your help with this

blueboysad67

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81933265#Comment_81933265

I have had the same email and I think you are correct.When the claim was with Barings law it was a conditional fee agreement.Now with this different firm the claim is showing as a contingency fee agreement which is a different ball game.Unsure how to proceed