Her cyber security, funds and wider banking are secured, all usual steps taken, and far more beyond. I am following dx advice and writing to lenders today, then looking at FOS/FCA, looking for appropriate wording and order of process at the moment.

The lenders are all UK companies, Zopa (mentioned in first post), Creation Finance and Drafty. Unlikely any of these are directly linked to the scammers, more likely they are known to them as having lax lending processes. We do have the loan agreements, they are standard UK regulated companies, the paperwork is all broadly correct and legitimate. Quite the opposite, i've said she is definitely at a financial loss, to the tune of around £22k, the value of the loans she has taken out. There is no suggestion her device was hacked, she was persuaded to willingly give remote access to enable them to 'help'. I am very w

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Just call DLA to explain about the postal delays. They should allow more time.

No. has nothing to do with your LCWRA award. When you were awarded LCWRA, a review period would have been set. But due to Covid related backlogs, any reassessment may be a long time in the future. At the moment, DWP are not referring people for reassessments and the LCWRA is continuing to be paid.

Yes you can claim DLA for your child under 16, which would be subject to the DLA assessment process. If DLA is awarded for your child, you can then update your UC claim, reporting change under Children and other people who live with you, to confirm that your Child is in receipt of DLA. You may then get an additional disabled child amount. As you have LCWRA, you are exempt from the benefit cap. And PIP and DLA payments are not included in any benefit cap anyway.

For indirect losses you could issue a County Court claim against Veolia and their driver. But you would need to come up with evidence to support the sum of claim. So start collecting evidence.

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Also worth remembering; the vehicles you're looking at to establish replacement value are likely to be retail prices inclusive of VAT. The price you're being offered by the insurer will be trade value, and hence widens the gulf between the two figures. On the basis that the car is in mechanically superb condition and is well cared for and maintained, I think I would push the insurer to settle for £3100 cash and you keep the car too, as suggested by the others earlier in the thread. If they can be persuaded to go for that suggestion, I think you'd be in a good spot. I'm certain a non-Audi body shop can complete the repairs for a 1/

I was having a look into this 100% at fault thing and there have been cases where the end vehicle whilst still being liable, liability being reduced anywhere from 100% to after providing footage 60-80% due action's of the vehicle infront where it hasn't been malicious. Going off of a still of the video as the car infront braked and she started to slow down she was just less than a car and a half in width away, and about two lengths before the car infront cut into her lane, it's the car sliding on whilst wheels have locked that did it unfortunately.