PLEVIN

Plevin refers to a supreme court ruling which said banks must pay back undisclosed commission received on PPI products they’ve sold. This followed a case brought by Mrs Susan Plevin against Paragon Personal Finance in 2014. She said they mis-sold her a PPI policy because they failed to disclose the high amount of commission - 71% - when she purchased a loan from them. She won the case and a refund.
As a result, the court ruled that millions of other customers should be refunded on the same basis.

If you:

• Purchased a PPI policy
• Had a partial refund or your mis-selling claim was rejected
• Weren’t told about the commission at the point of sale

You could be eligible to claim back thousands. We can help

No, this is different to PPI claims where the deadline was August 2019, and there is no set timeframe for how long it takes to make a claim. Another difference is that can’t make a claim yourself. You need a solicitor to do it on your behalf.
We can help.