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Am pursuing two claims against Barclays for my flatmate & missus... started 3 months apart but both now seem to have got to exactly the same stage with
Am guessing that quite a lot of others may well be in this same boat with this preliminary hearing and I am guessing that the strategy is the same as outlined on this previous thread...
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Re: London Barclays Directions Hearing - 30th July
Originally Posted by andybird
just really wanted to double check that this is still the strategy to stick with.... looks like we are finally getting somewhere with this one!
Thats fine as long as you've specifically been given the option of not attending or writing representations instead, as was the case in the thread you linked in post #1.
Be aware that for most prelim hearings you would be expected to attend, and failure to do so could see your claim struck out.
Post the order up here if you like and I'll tell you for definate.
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London Barclays Directions Hearing - 30th July
for my flatmate & missus... started 3 months apart but both now seem to have got to exactly the same stage with
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Originally Posted by andybird
