compensation
£319m airlines compensation claim not in interest of consumers, judge rules
Judge Richard Davison said that there was a ‘lack of transparency’ in Claire Smyth’s motivations for the claim.
Northern Ireland victims welcome breakthrough on infected blood payments
Nigel Hamilton (63) from Co Antrim welcomed the progress, but said issues like ‘paltry’ payments for those experimented on without their consent was not enough
Household and business riot damage claims to police could reach £1m
Under UK law, victims of criminal damage to property and possessions during a riot are entitled to claim for losses.
Victims of Post Office scandal invited to apply for new redress scheme
Subpostmasters with overturned convictions will begin to receive letters confirming their exoneration this week, the Government said.
UK finance watchdog extends probe into car finance mis-selling
The Financial Conduct Authority said it was more likely than when it started its review to set up a consumer redress scheme.
What are air passengers entitled to during IT outage flight disruption?
The PA news agency answers 10 key questions on assistance and compensation.
Western Trust pays out nearly £21m to family of 13-year-old girl who suffered brain damage during birth
The family's solicitor also criticised the Western Trust for waiting many years to admit full liability, resulting in added financial and emotional stress to the family.
Airlines face compensation claims after Supreme Court ruling on pilot illness
Kenneth and Linda Lipton had been refused compensation by BA Cityflyer after a cancelled flight from Milan to London in 2018.
What are my rights when a flight is delayed?
Here the PA news agency answers 14 key questions on assistance and compensation.
MP calls for water firm to give up shareholder dividends
Pennon, which owns South West Water, has increased its dividend payout despite being handed a record fine last year for sewage spills.