The hospitality sector is believed to be significantly affected by loan mis-selling. Business customers who took out a business loan after 2000 with Clydesdale or Yorkshire Bank (now Virgin Money), could be eligible to join
Farming customers of Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank could claim thousands of pounds in a High Court case against the bank. All Square Finance, a claims management and litigation company, is urging farmers who had taken
New data has revealed that thousands of affected property businesses across the UK qualify to join a major High Court fraud claim against Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank. Late last week, Yorkshire-based All Square Finance Ltd
A claims management company has announced the final phase of its group (or class) action against Clydesdale Bank, including Yorkshire Bank and the National Australia Bank, over their selling of tailored business loans (TBLs)
New data shows that hundreds of affected hospitality and catering businesses across the UK qualify to join a major High Court claim against Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank. Today, All Square Finance Ltd (allSquare), a specialist
New data shows hundreds of UK farming businesses can qualify to join a major High Court fraud claim against Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank. The case is being pursued in the High Court against the bank
Today, All Square Finance Ltd (allSquare), a specialist provider of claims management and litigation support services, announced the final phase of its bookbuild for a major High Court case against Clydesdale Bank (including Yorkshire Bank)
Hundreds of hotel and catering businesses qualify to join a major High Court fraud claim against Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank, according to Allsquare. The law firm has announced the final phase of its bookbuild for
Business customers who took out a business loan after 2000 with Clydesdale or Yorkshire Bank (now Virgin Money), could be eligible to join an ongoing High Court Group Action, with a first court date set
Almost 370 businesses have joined a group action suing Clydesdale Bank VMUK.L and its former owner National Australia Bank NAB.AX in a dispute over small business loans that is set for its first day in
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