Housing Disrepair Solicitors London No Win No Fee

 Are you living in a rented property in bad condition? Start your claim for disrepair with our no win no fee solicitors property damage legal representatives. When making a Claim for Disrepair, it is important for you to know the available funding options. 


Disrepair claims by tenants are unique and all cases cannot be funded with legal aid or public funding. Speak to housing disrepair solicitors london no win no fee to know what alternative funding options may be available to you if you are unable to claim compensation on a no win no fee basis.


What Type Of Funding Is Available For Housing Disrepair Claims?


A conditional fee agreement also referred to as no win no fee arrangement is an agreement between you and no win no fee housing claim solicitors. However, this type of funding is not guaranteed for every claimant or in all disrepair cases. A risk assessment of your case will be carried out to determine if it is appropriate for no win no fee funding. But if you win your disrepair claim, you may be required to pay a 'success fee', a certain percentage out of your final compensation, usually 25% of the final compensation award. You will also be responsible for any other legal costs incurred during the process.


No win no fee arrangement is a risk-free way of funding your claim. If you're thinking about taking legal action as a result of housing disrepair, your legal costs can be covered.


We can provide Council or housing association tenants a no win no fee conditional agreement as an alternative to fund their disrepair claim. Usually, you are not required to pay any fees upfront until you win the case.


Public funding has been made available since the 1st of April 2013, for claimants of housing disrepair who suffer from harm caused by serious housing disrepair. This means that you may only be able to bring the only urgent disrepair claims that pose a risk to you and those living with you.


No social or council housing tenant may be able to fund a disrepair claim privately to a satisfactory outcome, that's why we offer affected tenants no win no fee funding for their disrepair claims. With this type of funding, your legal cost is covered for all valid claims that have a successful outcome. In a no win no fee conditional fee agreement, you wouldn't be made to pay any costs even if you don't win the case.


The universal principle is that your legal costs will be paid by the losing party. This means that your landlord will compensate you and part of this compensation will cover your legal costs. The court will order your landlord to not just compensate you but to carry out repair work.


How To Claim Compensation From Your Landlord For Housing Disrepair.


If your health has been affected or you had to move out of your rental property on short notice, you may be eligible to claim compensation on a no-win-no-fee basis. Find out how to claim compensation from your landlord with our housing Disrepair Solicitors London No Win No Fee representatives.


How We Work


We work on a no-win-no-fee arrangement and won't charge you anything to bring up your claim. However, we deduct 25% from your final compensation award to cover legal costs if you win the case.


Our Housing disrepair solicitors will inform you about funding options that are suitable for your housing disrepair claims. Contact us via the housing disrepair helpline to know if you can bring your claim under a CFA contingency fee arrangement. 


If you need more information about bringing your disrepair claim on a no win no fee  basis please contact our no win no fee housing solicitors.

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