Marriott's timeshare company are doing the right thing, facing the problems caused by illegal timeshare contracts, and speeding up payments to victims. Will other timeshare companies follow suit?
Timeshare exchange networks have always been a source of discontent with members. Recent events have pushed them to breaking point
M1 Legal continues to lead the fight for timeshare justice, with yet another record breaking month
War in Ukraine is affecting every aspect of life all around the world. We look at the potential ramifications for timeshare owners.
Timeshare exchange networks cost and promise a lot, but fail to deliver
Legal superheroes M1 Legal winning fight after fight for timeshare victims
M1 Legal are Europe's leading firm of timeshare lawyers. They are pioneers for justice on behalf of mis-sold timeshare owners
How will the Ukraine/Russia war affect timeshare usage this summer?
A former ANFI owner, currently claiming compensation against them gives his testimony about working with European Consumer Claims
M1 Legal. Pioneers for timeshare justice.
Embarrassing times for Club La Costa as they bombard claimants with disinformation regarding their compensation claims over CLC's illegal behaviour
Former Diamond owners absorbed into HGV worried about potential accommodation shortage
Malaga law firm M1 Legal leads the charge against timeshare criminals
Sad scenes as CLC desperately try to prevent compensation claims against them. By any means necessary...
As timeshare industry observers predict that HGV may have to divest up to 40 former Diamond resorts, concerns are voiced over a potential lack of inventory to service their members
Club La Costa under the spotlight again as disturbing information emerges. Industry observers shocked at the extent of CLC profits during the pandemic
Fraudulent 'competitors' are cold calling clients of not only ECC, but other reputable firms as well. We took some of those allegations and addressed them in this video
Club La Costa called out over 'capitalising on' COVID misery
Timeshare compensation claims sound like a great way to be free of an expensive, restrictive membership, with a nice financial award into the bargain. But is it worth the expense and effort?
Why can't timeshare claims firms accept cases on a no-win-no-fee basis? Why do they fees in advance?
