Get 12 months’ rent back from your Landlord

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How the process works

Step 1:
Complete our claim form

One of our trusted advisors will call you back within 24 hours to discuss your case in further detail.

Step 2:
Legal Support

Our team will prepare all the legal documents needed, gather evidence, and even interview tenants if required. We also communicate with the courts and your landlord on your behalf, making sure your rights are protected every step of the way.

Step 3:
Advocacy

Rest assured, if your case needs a hearing, our skilled team will represent you professionally, ensuring your voice is heard and your interests defended.

Step 4:
Compensation

Once your case is successfully concluded, we’ll ensure you receive the compensation awarded by the tribunal.
Throughout the entire process, we prioritise clear and open communication. We’re here to guide you, support you, and fight for your rights as a tenant.

Let us handle the legal complexities so you can focus on moving forward with peace of mind.
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Legal Advice and Support

Dedicated to Tenant Support and Compensation Recovery

We’re a dedicated team, committed to delivering justice for tenants! We’re here to ensure that tenants receive the compensation they rightfully deserve, all under our no win no fee policy.

Get free expert advice on deposits, tenant and landlord disputes, and rent repayment orders.

Whether you’re navigating the complexities of deposit disputes, facing challenges with your landlord, or seeking justice through rent repayment orders, we’ve got your back.

Our friendly team will guide you through every step with professionalism and care. It’s your right to a well maintained and legally rented property.

Legal Advice

Our Services

Rent Repayment Orders

If your landlord has failed to obtain a HMO license, illegally evicted or harassed you, you are entitled to compensation!

We help tenants to claim up to 12 months’ rent back from their landlords.

So far we have secured over £100,000 for tenants.

Deposit Reclaims

It’s all too common to hear about landlords not returning deposits and claiming for fair wear and tear on the property.

If your landlord has failed to protect your deposit you can claim up to 3x your deposit back!

No win No Fee

Operating on a ‘No Win, No Fee’ basis, covering all legal costs related to the claim.

We are here to support you from start to finish. We complete all legal documents and court packs, interview tenants, and communicate with the landlord on your behalf.

About us

Who We Are

We are a team of professionals that have been helping tenants since 2021.

Our first rent repayment claim was for a property we lived in together. After the success of this, we decided to launch the HMO enforcement team.

So far we have represented over 50 tenants to gain compensation in excess of £100,000

Our Goal

Informing tenants about their rights and aiding them in gaining the compensation they are entitled to.

Legal Advice

Empowering tenants to claim compensation and reclaim deposits

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a rent repayment order (RRO)?
A Rent Repayment Order (RRO) is a legal remedy in the UK that allows tenants to reclaim up to 12 months’ worth of rent if their landlord has committed certain housing offences.
What offences are grounds to make a claim?
Failure to obtain a required license for a property under selective or additional licensing schemes.
Failure to comply with Improvement Notices served by the local authority.
Unlawful eviction or harassment of tenants.
Any other breach of housing laws or regulations that significantly affects the tenant’s living conditions or rights.
When can tenants apply for a RRO?
Tenants should apply for a Rent Repayment Order within 12 months from the date of the offence committed by the landlord. It’s crucial to initiate the process within this timeframe to be eligible for reclaiming up to 12 months’ worth of rent.

For example, if a property became licensed on the 20th of May 2023, a claim can be made up until the 19th of May 2024.
Can I be evicted for pursuing a RRO?
No, pursuing a Rent Repayment Order (RRO) should not lead to eviction. The law protects tenants from retaliation for exercising their rights. Landlords cannot legally evict tenants in retaliation for pursuing an RRO or taking any other action to enforce their rights.

To legally evict tenants a landlord must issue a valid Section 21 and give at least two months’ notice. This isn’t possible if you are on a fixed-term contract or the house lacks a HMO license.
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