Douglas Wemyss Solicitors

Sameer Karim Director of Douglas Wemyss Soliciotrs is Highly Commended for his innovation and recognition of his achievements at the Institute of Director's Young Director of the Year Award 2012.

The ex-dragon den star James Caan is featured in the latest issue of the Affiliates Magazine and the full interview can be viewed on the e-mag as detailed below.

As part of the Governments reorganisation of business support there has been major cutbacks to the face to face service of Business Link throughout the country. Entrepreneurs from Leicester have launched The Business Advice Shop Ltd to fill the void.

On the night the firm won the highly sought after Excellence in Client Service Award, (beating some tough competition including a top 5 International firm). The firm has a legal shop open seven days a week as part of its services.

Sameer Karim, CEO of Douglas Wemyss Solicitors in Leicester and practicing Litigation Solicitor, received the Highly Commended Award in the Leader of the Year category at the Law Society Excellence Awards 2011 on Tuesday 18th October at the ceremony.

Douglas Wemyss Solicitors of Leicester adds another acclaim to its reign of continued success.They are the only law firm nationally to have been shortlisted as finalists for the national Law Society’s Excellence Awards 2011 in 5 separate categories

Consequences of failure to register Under the provisions of the Companies Acts a charge or incumbrance against the assets or a part of the assets of a Company must be registered at Companies House with 21 days of its creation.

If you think you have been mis-sold a PPI policy, not only are you entitled to claim back the full cost of the PPI, you could also write-off the outstanding loan and receive all your money back.

Payment Protection Insurance has been sold to millions of borrowers alongside loans, even when they were not in a situation to ever be able to claim on it. The responsibility lies with banks to ensure that compensation is given to wronged consumers.

Under the 1886 Riot (Damages) Act anyone who has suffered loss or damages caused by a riot can request a payout from their local police authority and furthermore there is no limit on how much can be claimed.