In the UK today there are a number of people having brought compensation claims with the law firm (CCLS) Consumer Credit Litigation Solicitors, or dealt with the Cartel Client Review, may now require new representation. This follows on from news that the Solicitors Regulation Authority has now closed CCLS. It has been reported The Cartel Client Review shall, by the 16th of March 2010, no longer take on new clients. Industry insiders indicate that this could also be the conclusion of CCR as a company. Existing clients may now have to seek alternative sources to handle their cases. These clients may rest assured that other law firms are abound and are ready and willing to take on their existing claims.

Pinto Potts Solicitors are experienced and have the skills to successfully represent both existing and former customers of Consumer Credit Litigation Solicitors. The team at Pinto Potts can advise and conclude on any aspects of mis-sold Payment Protection insurances, strictly on a No Win No Fee agreement. There are a variety of cases which Pinto Potts are able to handle, in a professional and confidential manner.

Former customers of Cartel Client Review or Consumer Credit Litigation Solicitors should get in touch with Lizzy Cox or Steve Violet at Pinto Potts, on 0800 316 4434. The highly skilled professionals at Pinto Potts will use all of their talent and expertise, to conclude any outstanding claims procedures with the best of results.

Pinto Potts will gladly consider providing support and assistance in what some people will consider to be a turbulent time. In the UK it is thought that there could be a large volume of people that may be affected by the possible demise of the Cartel Client Review. This firm is currently thought to be pending review by the Ministry of Justice.

If CCLS currently handle any case for you, then don’t agonize. You can depend on Pinto Potts Solicitors to see you through.

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