Most people who know me will know that i have left Watsons Solicitors. The firm has taken the decision to close, and that meant that i had to secure employment elsewhere.
For those who were wondering where i will be working, i can confirm that I start my new career with Howlett Clarke Solicitors (Brighton) tomorrow. I will be covering the same area of law as i did at Watsons, so if you need advice on consumer credit law then please get in touch.
Over the coming weeks i will be blogging on a number of areas of consumer credit law, much like i did on my old blog, there have been some interesting decisions recently handed down from the County Court right up to the Court of Appeal which will get a mention.
Watch this space
Consumer Credit Litigation, Banking & Debt Collection 
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Good luck Paul, I’ll be watching – and reading of course – with interest
Thanks, havent had the chance to blog much lately but there will be some good stuff coming soon 🙂
Good Luc paul, would be interested to hear your thoughts on unregulated agreements on CCA regulated paperwork.
I watch with interest but still am waiting for legal assistance to sue another Solicitor in relation to falsified (known as perjury) documents handed in to a Court to do with a so-called debt that no one can produce any paperwork for. Will it be best to sue or report?
Litigation should always be the last resort. It is impossible to offer any kind of advice on limited information im afraid, there are so so many questions which need answering to be able to decide if there is grounds to sue, and is it really the lawyer who should be the target? or is it their client who will be the one surely providing the instructions for the lawyer to act upon?
Id say be careful here, and take some good legal advice before you take the plunge and sue.
Best wishes in your new career, Paul.
Bill-K
Pls get in touch. You know your stuff you will always survive
Hi Paul, I had some dealings with one case via Watsons so know of your work and appreciate that there are some credible legal professionals fighting the corner of the often screwed over members of the public. My own speciality is to help clients stop their homes being repossessed, not by buying their properties but helping them put a case together for Court.
I am really interested in consumer litigation law and often have clients with multiple issues re debt so it would be good to be able to refer them to you, particularly if that was possible on a no-win, no fee basis.
Good luck in your new role…even if rather belatedly.
Kind regards,
Fiona
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