The Emissions Scandal or ‘Dieselgate’ centres around the levels of NOx (Nitrogen oxide) emitted from diesel engines. It is alleged that Volvo, along with a number of other leading car manufacturers, used a ‘cheat device’ in some of their diesel engines which falsely reduced the NOx emissions during testing to meet EU regulatory requirements.

 

While you may have purchased or leased your car believing it to be more environmentally friendly, once on the road, these cars were anything but. Not only do these levels not comply with EU regulations but increased NOx emissions have been linked to both global warming and health issues, including damage to the lung tissue, breathing and respiratory problems.

Has the recent MOVEit/Zellis Data Breach affected you? Your personal data might be at risk and we are here to help you get the compensation you deserve. 

 

In June 2023, a malicious cyber-attack targeted Progress Software, resulting in a breach of their MOVEit cloud-hosting and file transfer services. The hackers, confirmed to be the notorious Russian ransomware group C10p (CLOP), exploited vulnerabilities to gain unauthorised access to the company’s IT systems and the personal data of numerous individuals.

 

One of the unfortunate organisations impacted by this cyber-attack is the UK payroll provider Zellis. This breach has compromised various companies they serve.  Some organisations that may have been impacted by this breach are  large household names such as British Airways, Boots, DHL, and DPD. Among the stolen data are sensitive personal details, including home addresses, national insurance numbers, and bank information.

 

Johnson Law Group is leading the charge in seeking compensation for those impacted by this breach. We understand the distress and potential financial losses this situation may cause, and we’re here to stand by your side.

 

Are you a current or former employee of any of the following businesses? Were you engaged on a PAYE basis and have you been notified of your compromised personal data due to this breach?

If so, we urge you to join our claim and let us fight for your rights. The below list contains organisations that may have been impacted by the MOVEit/Zellis data breach.  This list is continuing to evolve, if you think you may have been impacted but your business isn’t included below, please do still get in touch:

 

– British Airways

– BBC

– Boots

– Boot+

– Boots Pharmacy

– Baird Group

– Creation

– DHL

– DPD

– Erudio

– JLL

– Leonardo

– Northampton Children’s Trust

– West Northampton Council

 

We understand that legal action can be daunting, but at Johnson Law Group, we operate under a “NO WIN – NO FEE” agreement. There are no upfront fees, and you won’t be liable for any costs unless we win your claim. Rest assured, you won’t have to pay a penny out of your pocket if we don’t succeed in securing your compensation.

 

Take action now to protect your rights and claim the compensation you deserve.  Provide your details in our contact form to get started. Our team is here to support you every step of the way.

 

The Emissions Scandal or ‘Dieselgate’ centres around the levels of NOx (Nitrogen oxide) emitted from diesel engines. It is alleged that Vauxhall, along with a number of other leading car manufacturers, used a ‘cheat device’ in some of their diesel engines which falsely reduced the NOx emissions during testing to meet EU regulatory requirements.

 

While you may have purchased or leased your car believing it to be more environmentally friendly, once on the road, these cars were anything but. Not only do these levels not comply with EU regulations but increased NOx emissions have been linked to both global warming and health issues, including damage to the lung tissue, breathing and respiratory problems.

 

The Emissions Scandal or ‘Dieselgate’ centres around the levels of NOx (Nitrogen oxide) emitted from diesel engines. It is alleged that Renault, along with a number of other leading car manufacturers, used a ‘cheat device’ in some of their diesel engines which falsely reduced the NOx emissions during testing to meet EU regulatory requirements.

 

While you may have purchased or leased your car believing it to be more environmentally friendly, once on the road, these cars were anything but. Not only do these levels not comply with EU regulations but increased NOx emissions have been linked to both global warming and health issues, including damage to the lung tissue, breathing and respiratory problems.

 

The Emissions Scandal or ‘Dieselgate’ centres around the levels of NOx (Nitrogen oxide) emitted from diesel engines. It is alleged that Peugeot, along with a number of other leading car manufacturers, used a ‘cheat device’ in some of their diesel engines which falsely reduced the NOx emissions during testing to meet EU regulatory requirements.

 

While you may have purchased or leased your car believing it to be more environmentally friendly, once on the road, these cars were anything but. Not only do these levels not comply with EU regulations but increased NOx emissions have been linked to both global warming and health issues, including damage to the lung tissue, breathing and respiratory problems.

 

The Emissions Scandal or ‘Dieselgate’ centres around the levels of NOx (Nitrogen oxide) emitted from diesel engines. It is alleged that Nissan, along with a number of other leading car manufacturers, used a ‘cheat device’ in some of their diesel engines which falsely reduced the NOx emissions during testing to meet EU regulatory requirements.

 

While you may have purchased or leased your car believing it to be more environmentally friendly, once on the road, these cars were anything but. Not only do these levels not comply with EU regulations but increased NOx emissions have been linked to both global warming and health issues, including damage to the lung tissue, breathing and respiratory problems.

 

The Emissions Scandal or ‘Dieselgate’ centres around the levels of NOx (Nitrogen oxide) emitted from diesel engines. It is alleged that Jaguar Land Rover, along with a number of other leading car manufacturers, used a ‘cheat device’ in some of their diesel engines which falsely reduced the NOx emissions during testing to meet EU regulatory requirements.

 

While you may have purchased or leased your car believing it to be more environmentally friendly, once on the road, these cars were anything but. Not only do these levels not comply with EU regulations but increased NOx emissions have been linked to both global warming and health issues, including damage to the lung tissue, breathing and respiratory problems.

 

The Emissions Scandal or ‘Dieselgate’ centres around the levels of NOx (Nitrogen oxide) emitted from diesel engines. It is alleged that Ford, along with a number of other leading car manufacturers, used a ‘cheat device’ in some of their diesel engines which falsely reduced the NOx emissions during testing to meet EU regulatory requirements.

 

 

While you may have purchased or leased your car believing it to be more environmentally friendly, once on the road, these cars were anything but. Not only do these levels not comply with EU regulations but increased NOx emissions have been linked to both global warming and health issues, including damage to the lung tissue, breathing and respiratory problems.

The Emissions Scandal or ‘Dieselgate’ centres around the levels of NOx (Nitrogen oxide) emitted from diesel engines. It is alleged that Citroën, along with a number of other leading car manufacturers, used a ‘cheat device’ in some of their diesel engines which falsely reduced the NOx emissions during testing to meet EU regulatory requirements.

 

While you may have purchased or leased your car believing it to be more environmentally friendly, once on the road, these cars were anything but. Not only do these levels not comply with EU regulations but increased NOx emissions have been linked to both global warming and health issues, including damage to the lung tissue, breathing and respiratory problems.