COMPENSATION PROJECT FOR THE COASTAL BRITAIN CASE

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COMPENSATION CAMPAIGN FOR PARTIES THAT COULD BE AFFECTED BY COASTAL AND WATER ISSUES

COULD YOU BE AFFECTED?

COCOO.uk is launching a compensation campaign for parties who believe they have been harmed by issues affecting UK coastal communities and water consumers, particularly those related to sewage pollution and inadequate service provision or regulation. We invite you to determine if you are one of the affected parties.

If your coastal business has suffered, your property has been devalued, or your simple right to enjoy a clean and safe environment has been stolen by persistent sewage pollution and failing infrastructure, now is the time to act. For too long, water companies and other major service providers have been allowed to profit from neglect, leaving our communities to pay the price. We are consolidating the widespread harm into a single, powerful group compensation claim to hold these entities accountable and secure the full and fair compensation you are owed. This is more than a legal case; it is a collective demand for justice. To have your voice heard and to ensure you are included in the redress you deserve, join our Compensation Project today by registering your details through our secure portal.

Potential affected parties include residents of coastal communities, businesses operating in these areas (such as those in tourism or fishing), and general water consumers who have suffered due to alleged failures in environmental protection and utility regulation. Specifically, this campaign is for those who have experienced negative impacts from sewage discharges into coastal waters, or from deficiencies in water and wastewater management, potentially resulting from inadequate investment by water companies or insufficient regulatory oversight. Also, individuals or entities harmed by flawed planning decisions or the negligent implementation of coastal or water management schemes may be affected

COMMON HARM

The common harm stems from the widespread and persistent issue of sewage pollution in coastal areas and deficiencies in water infrastructure and its regulation, leading to a degradation of the environment, risks to public health, and economic losses. This common harm is allegedly a consequence of a pattern of underinvestment by water companies, which may have prioritised profits over essential infrastructure upgrades, and potential systemic failures by regulatory bodies like Ofwat and the Environment Agency to enforce compliance and protect public and environmental interests effectively. Furthermore, inadequate central government policies and funding allocations that may disadvantage coastal communities could contribute to these common issues

BENEFITS OF JOINING

  1. Access compensation mechanisms.
  2. Express your concerns and provide evidence: You will have a platform to detail the damages suffered.
  3. Propose solutions: You will be able to contribute practical and legal ideas.
  4. Strengthen transparency and fair competition: You will support a constructive debate on the correct application of EU rules and the promotion of competitive markets.
  5. Restore trust: Your participation can be decisive in restoring the integrity of the competitive framework and the confidence of economic operators

Subscribing to a compensation campaign means joining a community of potentially affected parties to facilitate their compensation. Subscribing to a compensation campaign does not create an attorney-client relationship and does not commit you to any obligation, fee, or cost

WHY THIS CAMPAIGN IS CRUCIAL
This campaign is necessary because, despite widespread documentation of these problems, including parliamentary inquiries and official reports, coastal communities and water consumers continue to suffer. COCOO.uk has engaged with Ofwat, the Environment Agency, specific water companies like Thames Water, and government departments including the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, and HM Treasury, to understand the challenges and advocate for improvements. We believe that a collective approach is essential to hold responsible parties accountable and to seek redress for the damages incurred, as individual efforts may be insufficient to address such systemic problems

ACTUAL AND POTENTIAL HARM

Potential causes of action, particularly in tort, and the resulting harms include: claims against water companies for nuisance (both private and public) and negligence due to the harmful effects of sewage discharges on property, local businesses, public health, and general amenity. Regulators such as Ofwat and the Environment Agency could potentially face claims for negligence if it is established that they failed in a specific duty of care to prevent such harm by not acting on known dangers or by failing to enforce regulations effectively. Similarly, Local Planning Authorities might be liable in negligence for specific flawed decisions, and entities responsible for coastal or water management schemes could be liable for negligence or nuisance arising from their implementation or operation. The harms suffered can range from damage to property and health impacts, to economic losses for businesses, and the loss of enjoyment of public coastal areas.

ABOUT US

COCOO.uk is a British non-profit organisation dedicated to the promotion of fair competition, the protection of investors and consumers, and the safeguarding of the public interest. Our objective is collective redress on behalf of consumers and competitors to protect and promote their right to discipline responsible parties, both public and private. Oscar Moya LLedo is our Solicitor (the British equivalent of an “Abogado”) and plays a fundamental role in our mission to promote fair competition and protect the rights of consumers and businesses  CASEFILES

Our Campaigns follow three phases:

PHASE 1: Identification of systematic deficiencies in compliance with legislation that protects consumers, competitors, and the public interest.

PHASE 2: Identification of potentially affected parties and uniting them through this platform. Most victims never receive compensation and never find out that they are victims entitled to compensation or restitution. This creates a significant imbalance in the justice system to the disadvantage of consumers and competitors. That is why we need to unite. United, we gain power to negotiate on equal terms.

PHASE 3: Negotiation of the payment of financial compensation or restitution to the affected parties

LEGAL NOTICE

Joining a Compensation Campaign does not create a lawyer-client relationship and does not commit you to any obligation, fee, or cost. The allegations set forth herein are subject to an ongoing investigation and have not been proven before a court of law, unless otherwise indicated. All information provided will be treated confidentially in accordance with data protection regulations. This document contains the opinions, beliefs, and allegations of COCOO.uk based on currently available information and presented in good faith. These statements are subject to further investigation and should not be construed as definitive facts unless so established in a legal proceeding. COCOO.uk is a charitable society, not a law firm. The statements set forth herein are based on current information and are subject to further investigation. The basis for collective action resides in the fact that multiple entities and/or individuals may have suffered similar economic harm as a result of common conduct, for example, the overcharge paid by consumers or businesses, or mismanagement by the public sector