Repossession Case Legal Support
Budget: £2 – £5 GBP
I am taking a twelve-property repossession dispute with a UK bank to the High Court and now need dedicated assistance to keep every strand of the matter organised. The priority is solid, well-referenced legal research and the preparation of persuasive documentation—pleadings, witness statements, exhibit bundles and a clear chronology—so that counsel can focus on strategy rather than administration.
Alongside the paperwork, I am running a public-facing effort to locate other borrowers who suffered similar treatment. My outreach will revolve around targeted campaigns on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, so familiarity with the tone, posting cadence and paid-promotion tools on those platforms is essential. Once prospective claimants surface, I will need help verifying their stories, gathering their evidence and integrating it into our master bundle in a format acceptable to the court.
Because this is a bank-related dispute, prior experience with financial-services litigation or large-scale consumer claims will be a real advantage. You should be comfortable translating raw case law, statutory instruments and FCA rules into plain-English arguments, while also tracking deadlines, disclosure requirements and confidentiality safeguards.
Deliverables
• Research memorandum cross-referencing statutes, case law and FCA guidance relevant to wrongful repossessions
• Drafts of statements of case, witness evidence and exhibit indexes ready for counsel’s review
• A running database of verified affected individuals, their contact details and supporting documents
• Weekly summary showing what was filed, what was posted on each social channel and what still needs attention
Responsiveness is key: I often need quick turnarounds when the court timetable shifts or new leads appear online. If you can combine meticulous legal drafting with savvy, compliant social-media outreach, I would like to start immediately.
Alongside the paperwork, I am running a public-facing effort to locate other borrowers who suffered similar treatment. My outreach will revolve around targeted campaigns on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, so familiarity with the tone, posting cadence and paid-promotion tools on those platforms is essential. Once prospective claimants surface, I will need help verifying their stories, gathering their evidence and integrating it into our master bundle in a format acceptable to the court.
Because this is a bank-related dispute, prior experience with financial-services litigation or large-scale consumer claims will be a real advantage. You should be comfortable translating raw case law, statutory instruments and FCA rules into plain-English arguments, while also tracking deadlines, disclosure requirements and confidentiality safeguards.
Deliverables
• Research memorandum cross-referencing statutes, case law and FCA guidance relevant to wrongful repossessions
• Drafts of statements of case, witness evidence and exhibit indexes ready for counsel’s review
• A running database of verified affected individuals, their contact details and supporting documents
• Weekly summary showing what was filed, what was posted on each social channel and what still needs attention
Responsiveness is key: I often need quick turnarounds when the court timetable shifts or new leads appear online. If you can combine meticulous legal drafting with savvy, compliant social-media outreach, I would like to start immediately.