I originally thought I needed help recovering the money, but the solicitor took the time to understand the situation and explained that going directly through the courts was the more appropriate route. That honest guidance gave me a much clearer idea of what to do next.
A private place to start
What happened matters. So does what happens next.
You don’t need to understand the legal process or have everything prepared. Tell us a little about what happened, and we’ll help you find an independent solicitor who can listen and explain what may be possible.
- Share only the details you’re comfortable sharing
- No win, no fee — no upfront legal fee if a solicitor accepts your case
- An introduction does not commit you to proceeding
A few simple details
Start with the basics
You don’t need to have all the answers. These details help us understand which solicitor may be best placed to speak with you.
A considered introduction
A solicitor suited to your situation
No win, no fee
Terms explained before you proceed
Handled confidentially
Your information treated with care
Your decision
Take the conversation at your pace
A conversation without judgement
You don’t have to work it all out alone.
People are deceived through increasingly convincing situations. Asking for help does not mean you were careless, and you should not have to feel embarrassed when explaining what happened.
Start with whatever you know. We’ll use that information to help identify an independent solicitor who understands this kind of situation.
Tell us what happenedA simple introduction, in four steps
No pressure. No complicated legal language from us. Just a clearer way to reach someone who may be able to help.
1
Start
Share a few basic details about what happened.
2
Introduce
We look for an independent solicitor with relevant experience.
3
Talk
The solicitor listens, considers the information and explains their view.
4
Decide
You decide whether you want to take the matter any further.
What clients have shared
Real experiences from people who began by asking for a clearer view of their options.
After everything that happened, I was cautious about speaking to anyone else. The conversation was calm, there was no pressure, and I was able to explain things in my own time. I was then introduced to a solicitor who understood the situation.
I didn’t know whether I had any options or where to begin. The process was straightforward, and the solicitor explained the possible next steps without making promises. Even having a clearer understanding of my position made a real difference.
Common questions
What does “no win, no fee” mean?
If a solicitor accepts your case on this basis, you do not pay their agreed fee upfront. If the case succeeds, the agreed fee is normally deducted from the funds recovered. The solicitor will explain the full terms and any possible costs before you decide whether to proceed.
Are you a law firm?
No. We’re an introduction service. We help people find independent solicitors. The solicitor—not us—provides legal advice and handles any legal work.
Am I agreeing to start a legal case?
No. Submitting the form only begins the introduction process. You decide whether you want to speak with the solicitor and whether to instruct them.
What if I feel embarrassed about what happened?
Scams are designed to appear convincing. You will not be judged for explaining what happened, and you can begin with only the details you feel ready to share.