There\u2019s now just one year left to sign-up for a legal case before the BA data breach compensation deadline passes.<\/p>\n
You may think that you still have plenty of time to join the BA Group Action<\/strong> with a whole 12 months before the court cut-off date expires. However, it\u2019s important to understand that there\u2019s far more to it than just registering your name and address, and a great deal of work needs to be done.<\/p>\n As we have done so many times in the past when group actions deadlines are in place, we issue advice as to why you should claim now and avoid delay<\/strong>!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The BA data breach compensation deadline is precisely one year to the day; that is, 17th<\/sup> January 2021.<\/p>\n The deadline was decided at an important court hearing in October 2019 which we attended. The Judge also allowed a longer period for people to sign-up to claim<\/strong> given that the lawyers representing British Airways had previously wanted a cut-off date of just 17 weeks.<\/p>\n You really are better starting your case sooner rather than later, and it\u2019s easy to do. To get the process started, you can sign-up for our No Win, No Fee representation using the BA Group Action website here.<\/strong><\/p>\n There\u2019s a great deal of work that needs to be done between now and the BA data breach compensation deadline. You don\u2019t want to be rushing things at the last minute when we’re unable to guarantee you\u2019ll have enough time to join before the deadline passes.<\/p>\n There are already thousands of people who are a part of the action, but there could be as many as almost 500,000 people claiming in total. This means that we lawyers are incredibly busy as we look to make sure each client is ready before the deadline. As such, the longer you leave it, the more likely it may be that you could miss out.<\/p>\n We need your court file to be fully prepared. You need to have issued and served court proceedings and have provided all the evidence and information required by the court. This takes time, especially when there are so many people making a claim. No one wants to be at the back of the queue.<\/p>\n If you miss the BA data breach compensation deadline, you could lose your chance to receive an estimated average pay-out of \u00a36,000.00 in compensation. We still (even today) receive enquires from people in other actions where the deadline has passed, and we sadly have to turn those people away.<\/p>\n We will likely close our books for news cases in advance of the deadline to make sure the clients we\u2019re already looking after are ready, and this could limit your options for justice. Some law firms started marketing for cases after the important October hearing we attended, but some of those firms didn\u2019t even bother to attend it. Can you really be sure that such a law firm that\u2019s not on the Steering Committee and didn\u2019t even attend the key hearing is really going to be right for you? Can you trust that they\u2019ll have your claim ready in time?<\/p>\nWhen is the BA data breach compensation deadline?<\/strong><\/h3>\n
What you need to do<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Missing the deadline<\/strong><\/h3>\n