Ultimate Law has launched several road shows to fulfil its aim of highlighting the problems of mis-selling relating to the right to buy scheme.
Recently it has become apparent that several purchasers who bought their properties given incorrect advice from mortgage lenders and solicitors as part of this scheme.
Daniella Lipszyc, director of Ultimate Law, said: "A number of people were mis-sold mortgages and other loans and were treated in a wholly negligent manner.
Ultimate Law aims to increase awareness of such possible potential mis-selling and assist individuals to receive compensation from such entirely unacceptable practices.
The road shows are going to be hosted at community groups and residents' associations throughout February.
Should you need further information go to ultimatelawltd.com .
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