UK 14:36 Monday, 26 October 2026
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At last YourLegalfriend has filed a claim on behalf of clients who lost money from owning shares in the fraud and claim that they lost money because Quindell (QPP) published lies in RNS statements. The shares are off a tad at 96.75p but one could view the RNS as good news.
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sweet karolina
Are you sure it is YLF?
Following post on ADVFN, by a BBM admittedly, suggests it is someone else:
“phoned YLF to get some more details as to where they are at.I was told they will definitely be putting a letter of claim into QPP within the next 4-6weeks. I was also told this is the first time they have ever dealt with this type of claim, it is a no win no fee claim and they will take 40% of any money they win on behalf of the claimants, also £500 insurance will need to be paid by the claimant if their claim is successful.”
filthy lucre
You have changed your tune Tom. Fairly recently you told us that after claims and fines there would be nothing left, and shares were worth zilch.
Your opinions are very fluid. Maybe literally?