Claim Against Your Landlord

Housing disrepair compensation claims can be made where you have informed your landlord of repairs required, but your landlord failed to address your complaint or ignored you completely.  You have the right to take legal action against the landlord by claiming housing compensation and compelling them to fix the housing disrepair. You can do it via Claim Against Your Landlord; we will help you achieve your right.

The type of disrepair you are dealing with will determine how much you can claim from your landlord. You will not know until you get in touch with our experts. However, we can tell you the damages you can seek. For personal injuries Damage caused to property Inconvenience and suffering The courts have confirmed in Wallace & Others v Manchester City Council [1998] 30 HLR 1111 and English Churches Housing Group v Shine [2004] EWCA CIV 434 that general damages are calculated as a proportion of …

It is a process in which you, the tenant do not have to pay any upfront fees for housing disrepair claims until successful, at which point there will be a 25% deduction in any compensation received. The remaining legal costs will be recovered from the landlord. We understand your suffering in a rented home needing repairs. This process helps you, and you won’t have to pay anything until the claim becomes successful and you achieve landlord repairs/compensation.    Our panel of experts offer you no win on …

The length of the process is often determined by whether your landlord admits liability right away for your housing disrepair and compensation claim. In most cases, a letter from our panel solicitor will convince your landlord to complete property repairs. Very few cases are required to go to court. The process usually takes 6-12 months to complete, and each case is different.