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THE LOCKDOWN From Today May 11TH.


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6 minutes ago, Mice! said:

The next lot of phone calls will probably be something like...

Did you loose property or wages because of how the government handled the coronavirus outbreak then call this number , chancers one and all.

Spot on there, are you a legal parasite 😁 

All joking apart, you are correct and it's quite sad. There is no doubt the poor old NHS who have worked in extremely demanding circumstances will be subject to a massive list of claims at the end of all this. 

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45 minutes ago, TRINITY said:

There have always been plenty of people with low moral values, but in the past the law and society in general were stacked against them and kept them in check. They now have a friend is is more than willing to step in on their behalf in order to make money . Furthermore they way the legal profession advertise their 'services ' and the possible financial gains people can make by using them ,is blatantly encouraging people with low morals to exploit every possible situation. How many of us have had that mysterious and unsolicited phone call asking us about the accident we were involved in an not our fault.

And most of us take no notice of the calls. Just blaming ‘the legal profession’ is lazy and ignores the decline in moral values across the population as a whole. IMO. 
 

I agree that no win no fee has driven this but this is a fault of the government rather than the legal profession. I believe this has been tightened up now although I could be wrong. 

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1 hour ago, AVB said:

Easy to blame the legal profession but it also needs people with low moral values to feed them. It was the same in respect of blaming the banks for the financial crises when it was as much the fault of the general population for overcommitting themselves. 

I thought it was generally accepted that the main culprit for the 2008 crash was lack of financial regulation and supervision?

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21 minutes ago, Raja Clavata said:

I thought it was generally accepted that the main culprit for the 2008 crash was lack of financial regulation and supervision?

Partly. Allowing banks to hold less capital and increase risk appetite which was fuelled by a feeding frenzy from borrowers wanting to ‘invest’ in property. 

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1 hour ago, Raja Clavata said:

I thought it was generally accepted that the main culprit for the 2008 crash was lack of financial regulation and supervision?

I thought it was generally accepted that the main culprit for the 2008 crash was lack of financial self regulation and supervision?

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5 hours ago, Mice! said:

The next lot of phone calls will probably be something like...

Did you loose property or wages because of how the government handled the coronavirus outbreak then call this number , chancers one and all.

You are so behind the game Mice!😂 Been on the radio for the last 4 weeks......”Have you lost investments or monies in your pension due to COVID-19? if so, you may have a claim”

Really, investments down as the world goes into financial decline? Who would have thought!!😂😂

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4 minutes ago, turbo33 said:

You are so behind the game Mice!😂 Been on the radio for the last 4 weeks......”Have you lost investments or monies in your pension due to COVID-19? if so, you may have a claim”

Really, investments down as the world goes into financial decline? Who would have thought!!😂😂

Really?? Radio is on all day in work but I haven't heard that.

How on earth could people expect to claim against what's going on??

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On 11/05/2020 at 08:27, oldypigeonpopper said:

hello, i do not understand why Wales and Scotland and Northern Ireland  can have different rules when we a all part of the United Kingdom,

Called devolution.

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