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Latest claims

Take a look at our Group claims page to see all of our current claims. Here are nine of the most recently updated legal claims seeking compensation for UK consumers.

Google Search

Google Search

Google is accused of anti-competitive behaviour by shutting out search engine competition in £7 billion lawsuit affecting 65 million UK consumers.

Google Play Store app on smart phone

Google Play Store

Google faces a £920m consumer claim for excessive Play Store charges. Sign up for updates if you bought apps on your android since 1 October 2015.

Man on landline in BT compensation claim

BT Landline

BT sued for up to £1.3 billion in a claim representing 3.7m customers who were overcharged. Sign up to stay updated if you are or have been a BT landline customer.

South Western trains

South Western trains

South Western train companies are being sued for £57m for overcharging millions of rail passengers. Sign up to stay updated.

Govia Thameslink trains

Govia Thameslink trains

Govia Thameslink Railway is being sued for £73.3m for overcharging 3.2m passengers. Sign up if you use Thameslink, Southern or Great Northern trains.

Southeastern train heading out of Ashford Kent

Southeastern trains

Southeastern rail is being sued for £36m for overcharging 885,000 rail passengers. Sign up to stay updated.

Mastercard

Mastercard

Mastercard is accused of owing up to £10bn to 46m UK shoppers. Sign up to stay updated – you could be owed money whether you had a Mastercard or not.

Apple App Store

Apple App Store

Apple faces allegations of excessive App Store charges of £1.5bn. Sign up to stay updated if you bought apps on your iPhone or iPad since 1 October 2015.

Someone completing a car finance claim

Car Finance

Lloyds Banking Group, MotoNovo and Santander accused of striking deals that resulted in 1m consumers overpaying £1bn on car finance.