The High Court made a Group Litigation Order on 18 November 2024 in relation to a Group  Action to be pursued against Jaguar Land Rover Limited, Black Horse Limited, Lex Autolease Limited, and authorised dealerships, by individuals and businesses who owned or leased or otherwise acquired vehicles manufactured by the Jaguar Land Rover group, which were owned or obtained on finance or leased by a Claimant from 1 October 2014. Individuals and businesses can check whether their vehicle is eligible to join the claim by contacting one of the law firms listed below. 

The Court has appointed Milberg London LLP as Lead Claimant Solicitors to the Group Action.  

The following were, in addition to the Lead Claimant Solicitors, appointed to be members of the Claimant Steering Committee to be responsible for the conduct, management and coordination of the Claimants’ claims: Leigh Day. 

The contact details for the Claimant Steering Committee are as follows: 

(1) Milberg London LLP 

Third Floor, Sutton Yard, 65 Goswell Road, London, EC1V 7EN 

Email: [email protected]  

Website: https://jlryouoweus.co.uk/  

Tel: 01143217100 

(2) Leigh Day 

27 Goswell Road, London, EC1M 7AJ 

Email: [email protected]   

Website: https://www.leighday.co.uk/our-services/group-claims/jaguar-landrover-dpf-claim/   

Tel: 020 3780 0213 

Individuals and businesses who wish to be added to the Group Register of claims should come forward as soon as possible before 18 August 2025. 

Potential claimants should be aware that the Court has ordered that 18 August 2025is the cut-off date for claims to issued and served in order to be entitled to enter on to the Group Register. If you wish to make a claim, it is in your interest to contact a solicitor at least one calendar month before that date. 

The making of a Group Litigation Order is a procedural matter only to enable the Court to manage litigation affecting multiple parties and does not imply any view as to the merits of the claims put forward. This advertisement does not contain legal advice. If a potential claimant instructs a solicitor, the solicitor will be able to provide advice as to the benefits and risks of bringing a claim, and in relation to the funding and insurance of the claim (including payment of the Defendants’ costs in the event the claim is unsuccessful). 

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