Mario
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Undescribable
Sacked them today because they had no clue about the case
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Possession and repossession proceedings
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Worst Experience ever, avoid at all costs
Worst Experience ever and avoid at all costs. Made a claim for Property Repossession in July 2023. They have been holding, time wasting for nearly 1 year. Now they are saying they cant go ahead with the claim, because they made a mistake by not checking the name spelling correctly on the Gas Safety Certificate. Sheer incompetency. Shut Down your shop asap.
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Graham
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A two bit claims service employing glorified pen pushers
I had an accident because a coal delivery vehicle pulled out into my path . Because of my determination (not DAS’s) the other side caved in and admitted liability. After 5 years they still couldn’t get me a settlement even though they had a clear kick at the goal . There was injury reports required from various places, DAS didn’t bother themselves to get them. In the end it was me who spent hours on the phone doing their job for them. The last straw was when they changed my representative without a reason (probably because I was trying to force them to do their job properly) . I sacked them after 5 years of rubbish claims management, this could easily have been resolved in 18 months. From a legal perspective they couldn’t punch their way out of a paper bag. I strongly advise against using this company-diabolically awful .
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Emil
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cheap and worthless I am afraid ,
This is actually 2nd time I had a need as a Landlord to rise the legal claim which I am entitled to under my Landlord Insurance Policy with DirectLine , both cases they simply not helping out , I couldn't rise the claim about fallen fence where it got damaged by neighbours tree nor claim my legal fees back from tenants which occurred during tenants eviction process , trust me this policy might seams to be cheap but its actually worthless , don't expect to get anything back when worst happen, NEVER MORE , good job Direct Line, its so disappointing , I have other policies with you which now need to be moved somewhere else, just more work and hassle,
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Boundary Disputes
Stuart
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Legal Cover Through Insurance
I was appointed DAS law via my insurance when i put forward a home claim for trespass.
The whole process was new to me and I checked online for reviews of DAS law, just as you may well be doing now, and you may well be as shocked and as worried as I was...
It is only fair then to leave my honest review of the process and my experience of DAS.
To start with, what I didn't know to begin is that most house insurance policies with legal cover provide cover on a 'reasonable chance to win' provision - so unless they think your case has a 51% or greater chance of winning you may be refused at this stage - this is also constantly reviewed throughout your case so it can be revoked at any time. 51% may seem reasonable but I think it's fair to say that the boundary used is probably only between 40% - 60% so the margins are narrower than you may think.
I was fortunate enough to be above the barrier and the case was therefore undertaken and supported throughout. The legal system moves slowly and you do have to get used to a number of weeks waiting between contact and between either parties - do your best to have faith in your solicitor and the process and sit back for the ride - my case ended in 8 months (when my entitled neighbour finally realised that there is a distinction between entitled and legally entitled...) they can take up to 2 years.
Throughout the process my solicitor, Catherine Green, was professional, helpful, committed, reasonable and a great sounding board - I can't thank Catherine enough, and in turn DAS as her employers - my experience was positive, I was lucky to have the probability of winning on my side, I do wonder if some reviews are based more on this than the actual experience of the solicitor/firm but it is only fair I give my review and perhaps offer a little light to anyone like me who originally read these and had a few sleepless nights!
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Car Accident
Julie
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Poor
My detail passed to them after a car accident. Young driver hit our car totalling it after ignoring give way signs at a junction . He tried to drive away was stopped by passers by police arrived he then failed road side test at 11 am on a Sunday morning. We were taken to hospital. I had extensive bruising hubby muscle damage to neck and chest. Dax Law handled case but wish I had gone elsewhere. Think they may have insurance companies interest or own over ours. They took ages to respond to anything and the offer for injuries was so low it didnt even cover car excess. I refused to accept sending an email to the effect saying I would not sign letter allowing them to accept insulting offer hubby did same but they ignored that and I have just got an email saying they have accepted a full settlement offer no idea how much for doesnt say but I didnt authorise it wanted to go elsewhere. Unprofessional Ignore you and dont work in your interest. Go elsewhere
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Litigation - Breach of contract
Celia
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Minus 10 Stars would be too good for DAS Law
Insurer DAS passed our claim to DAS Law, their top panel solicitor. DAS Law service is extremely poor and predatory. Give them business at your own perils.
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Clare
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Please don't use DAS Law!!!!!!!!
After receiving emails and telephone calls over several weeks confirming they are representing me and nothing to worry about, and with less than 10 days until my case is to be heard in court, they have now stated that they will not be representing me. Shocking and appalling treatment. Avoid at all costs!
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A.M.A.
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Useless
Cannot express to you how awful this company is. They are not lawyers they are paper pushers. All they do is tell you what you can't do. Stay away
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Fredrick
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Vendor's of useless legal cover insurance
Most UK insurance companies that include legal expenses insurance sell a policy back by DAS. DAS wasted no time finding the loophole in the cover that was hoped would cover most commercial eventualities (my cover was part of a business policy). I was only looking for some basic tips in a case that I can argue myself - and I think that I have a 97% chance of winning.
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