GLP Solicitors

Your landlord's silence could be costing you more than your comfort.

Black mould can damage your home, affect your health, and make everyday life miserable. If your complaints have been ignored, you may have grounds to make a claim.

Learn more about your rights and potential compensation.

📲 Read the article: Link below.

Black Mould Compensation Claims: Can You Claim Against Your Landlord? Living with black mould in a rented property? Find out whether you can make a black mould compensation claim, what evidence you need, and how much compensation you could receive.

Thanks for your lovely words, Mike 💙

Knowing that a client feels supported, informed, and relieved at the end of their journey means so much to us. We’re thrilled that Kim Parr was able to guide you through the process and help bring your case to a successful conclusion.

A huge well done to Kim and all of our Injury Team, who work tirelessly to achieve the best possible outcomes for our clients every day.

How long is too long to wait for repairs?

For our client, it was years.

Despite repeatedly reporting damp and mould, leaks, defective plasterwork, damaged brickwork, and a faulty boiler, the issues remained unresolved.

Instead of seeing the repairs carried out, she was eventually served with a Section 21 notice and forced to leave her home.

Our housing disrepair team stepped in and successfully secured £5,000 in compensation on her behalf.

No tenant should have to live in unacceptable conditions while their concerns are ignored.

If you’ve reported repair issues to your landlord and nothing has changed, you may have legal options available.

Contact GLP Solicitors today to find out if you could make a housing disrepair claim.

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£5,000 Compensation Secured for Melissa.

For years, Melissa lived in unacceptable conditions after repeatedly reporting serious issues to her landlord, including:
✔️ Damp and mould
✔️ Defective plasterwork
✔️ Leaks and water ingress
✔️ Defective brickwork
✔️ A faulty boiler

Despite raising these concerns on numerous occasions, no meaningful action was taken. To make matters worse, Melissa was later served with a Section 21 notice and evicted from the property.

Our housing disrepair team successfully pursued a claim on her behalf and secured £5,000 in compensation for the suffering and inconvenience caused.

If your landlord is ignoring serious disrepair issues, we may be able to help.

Contact GLP Solicitors today for a free assessment of your claim.

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The Government's proposed social housing reforms aim to ensure that victims of domestic abuse are not forced to leave their homes while perpetrators remain.

It's a positive step, but housing reform alone cannot solve the wider challenges survivors face.

True protection requires a coordinated response involving housing providers, police, courts, domestic abuse services, financial support and access to justice. Victims need more than a change in tenancy rules; they need safety, support and a realistic path towards rebuilding their lives.

In our latest article, we explore what the proposed reforms could mean in practice, the challenges that remain, and why access to compensation through CICA can also play an important role in recovery.

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£4,750 ➜ £170,000

This carousel highlights the key points from one of our recent successful CICA tribunal appeals.

Our client suffered a serious shoulder injury following a violent assault. Despite the lasting impact on his ability to work, the CICA initially awarded just £4,750.

We believed the decision failed to properly reflect the severity of his injuries and the effect they would have on his future employment. Following a successful tribunal appeal, the award was increased to £170,000, an uplift of approximately 6,082%.

Swipe through to see the key facts behind this case and how the tribunal reached its decision.

Read the full case study on our website: https://tinyurl.com/3b69jvtr

£4,750 ➡️ £170,000

When the CICA failed to properly recognise the severity of our client's injuries and loss of earnings, we took the case to tribunal.

The result? A compensation award increased by approximately 6,082%.
If you think a CICA decision is wrong, you may have the right to appeal.

Read more about this successful outcome 🔗

CICA Tribunal Appeal Success: Compensation Increased from £4,750 to £170,000 After a successful CICA tribunal appeal, our client's compensation increased from £4,750 to £170,000. Learn how challenging an unfair CICA decision can make a significant difference.