Business Energy Claims
Mis Sold Business Energy Claims
If you believe you have been overcharged for your business energy & utilities, our mis-sold energy claims solicitors can help you make a claim for compensation.
Claiming Compensation for Mis Sold Energy
Many UK businesses use energy brokers to source their energy needs, but it’s possible that these brokers add hidden commissions to energy contracts without proper disclosure. We estimate over 90% of businesses have used energy brokers at some point and could be entitled to considerable compensation—up to 25% of your contracted spend.
At HT Legal, our unwavering dedication lies in assisting UK businesses in securing the rightful compensation owed to them. As a no win no fee solicitors for energy companies, we specialise in helping enterprises recover from the financial impact of unjust energy price hikes and undisclosed commissions.
Over the past year, a multitude of enterprises in the UK have faced unfortunate closures due to escalating prices imposed by energy corporations. Recognising the ethical dimensions of this issue, HT Legal is dedicated in addressing these challenges and advocating for the rights of businesses affected by unjust energy price hikes and undisclosed commissions.
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The process is on a no-win-no-fee basis, a few moments of your time may result in substantial compensation.
The only pieces of information we need to begin a claim are:
- A copy of the contract between yourself and the supplier
- A copy of only 1 statement from the contract term
- Proof of broker, this can be as little as an email.
Questionnaire:
- Have you used a broker for your business energy?
- How long was the contract length?
- Are you still in the contract?
- How much is your monthly spend?
- Do you have access to the contract, statements and have evidence of broker?
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