Emergency Communications Claim @EC_Claim

A collective claim against Airwave Solutions Limited and others is moving forward. The Emergency Communications Claim, which alleges that Airwave charged excessive and unfair prices for the Airwave Network, has now been certified to proceed by the Competition Appeal Tribunal. This allows the case to move forward as an opt-out collective action with Clare Spottiswoode CBE approved to represent the class of organisations that made a specific financial contribution for Airwave Services during the claim period. If affected organisations wish to opt out of the claim, they may do so by 12 February 2026. Read the full Notice here: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk/media/wl2d4bcs… Has your organisation been affected? Find out more and register your interest here: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk/en-gb/register… #EmergencyServices #Airwave #Network #Motorola #LegalClaim #Emergencycommunicationsclaim

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A collective claim against Airwave Solutions Limited and others is moving forward. Certified by the Competition Appeal Tribunal as an opt-out action, led by Clare Spottiswoode CBE. If affected organisations wish to opt out of the claim, they may do so by 12th February 2026.

A collective claim against Airwave Solutions Limited and others is moving forward. The Emergency Communications Claim, which alleges that Airwave charged excessive and unfair prices for the Airwave Network, has now been certified to proceed by the Competition Appeal Tribunal. This allows the case to move forward as an opt-out collective action with Clare Spottiswoode CBE approved to represent the class of organisations that made a specific financial contribution for Airwave Services during the claim period. Further details, including how to opt-out of the claim, can be found here: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk/media/wl2d4bcs….. The deadline to opt out of this claim is 12 February 2026. #EmergencyServices #Airwave #Network #Motorola #LegalClaim #Emergencycommunicationsclaim

A collective claim against Airwave Solutions Limited and others is moving forward. The Emergency Communications Claim, which alleges that Airwave charged excessive and unfair prices for the Airwave Network, has now been certified to proceed by the Competition Appeal Tribunal. This allows the case to move forward as an opt-out collective action with Clare Spottiswoode CBE approved to represent the class of organisations that made a specific financial contribution for Airwave Services during the claim period. Clare Spottiswoode commented "I am delighted to have been certified by the Competition Appeal Tribunal to represent those organisations which have been impacted by Motorola's conduct. This is a significant step forward, and I am privileged to represent such a diverse class, ranging from the emergency services to charities and local authorities across the UK." Further details about the claim can be found here: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk. #EmergencyServices #Airwave #Network #Motorola #LegalClaim #Emergencycommunicationsclaim

The deadline to submit objections or written submissions for the Emergency Communications Claim is today at 4 PM. The claim, which concerns alleged overcharges for Airwave Network services in Great Britain, has reached the CPO Application and Hearing Notice stage. Between 12-15 September 2025, the Competition Appeal Tribunal will decide whether the claim can proceed as a collective action and whether the Proposed Class Representative, Clare Spottiswoode CBE, is suitable to represent the class. Learn more and view the CPO Application and Hearing Notice here: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk/en-gb/document… Register your interest here: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk/en-gb/register…

A collective claim against Motorola is moving forward. The claim, which concerns alleged overcharges for Airwave Network services in Great Britain, has reached the CPO Application and Hearing Notice stage. Between 12-15 September 2025, the Competition Appeal Tribunal will decide whether the claim can proceed as a collective action and whether the Proposed Class Representative, Clare Spottiswoode CBE, is suitable to represent the class. The deadline for objections or written submissions is tomorrow (4 July) at 4PM. Learn more and view the CPO Application and Hearing Notice here: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk/en-gb/document… Register your interest here: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk/register #EmergencyServices #Airwave #Network #Motorola #LegalClaim #Emergencycommunicationsclaim

The Competition Appeal Tribunal has set a hearing to begin on 12 September 2025 in the collective action led by the Proposed Class Representative Clare Spottiswoode CBE against Motorola, concerning alleged overcharges for Airwave Network services across Great Britain. This significant claim seeks to recover hundreds of millions of pounds in compensation for organisations allegedly overcharged between 1 January 2020 and 31 July 2023. Ashurst LLP is advising the Proposed Class Representative. If affected organisations or interested parties wish to submit any written observations or objections to the Competition Appeal Tribunal, they may do so by 4pm on 4 July 2025. Read the Application and hearing Notice here: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk/en-gb/document… Has your organisation been affected? Find out more and register your interest here: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk/register #EmergencyServices #Airwave #Network #Motorola #LegalClaim #Emergencycommunicationsclaim

Proposed Class Representative, Clare Spottiswoode CBE, is championing a legal action against Motorola in the Competition Appeal Tribunal in relation to alleged overcharges in respect of Airwave Network services across Great Britain between 1 January 2020 and 31 July 2023. The first step in the action is to seek the Competition Appeal Tribunal’s approval to proceed with a claim on behalf of a defined class of individuals or organisations (the CPO Application). It also involves the Competition Appeal Tribunal assessing whether the Proposed Class Representative is suitable to act on behalf of the class members. To view the CPO Application and Hearing Notice, please visit our website and check the 'Documents' page for more information: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk/en-gb/document… Alternatively, if you think you have been affected by this claim, register your interest to receive regular updates on the next steps: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk/register #EmergencyServices #Airwave #Network #Motorola #LegalClaim #Emergencycommunicationsclaim

A Collective Proceedings Order (CPO) Application has been brought in the Competition Appeal Tribunal alleging that Motorola has abused its dominant position by overcharging for its Airwave Network services across Great Britain between 1 January 2020 to 31 July 2023. The CPO hearing has now been set for 12-15 September 2025. This is an important moment in the case, as the Competition Appeal Tribunal will decide whether the claim can proceed as an opt-out collective action and whether Clare Spottiswoode CBE is suitable to represent the class. To view your rights under the Application and Hearing Notice – and if you wish to raise any objections with the Competition Appeal Tribunal (which you may do by 4pm on 4 July 2025) – you can find more information here: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk/en-gb/document… If you have been affected by this claim, you may register your interest here:
emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk #EmergencyServices #Airwave #Network #Motorola #LegalClaim #Emergencycommunicationsclaim

A collective claim against Motorola is moving forward. The claim, which concerns alleged overcharges for Airwave Network services in Great Britain, has reached the CPO Application and Hearing Notice stage. Between 12-15 September 2025, the Competition Appeal Tribunal will decide whether the claim can proceed as a collective action and whether the Proposed Class Representative, Clare Spottiswoode CBE, is suitable to represent the class. The deadline for objections or written submissions is 4pm on 4 July 2025. Learn more and view the CPO Application and Hearing Notice here: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk/en-gb/document… Register your interest here: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk/register #EmergencyServices #Airwave #Network #Motorola #LegalClaim #Emergencycommunicationsclaim

The Competition Appeal Tribunal has set a hearing to begin on 12 September 2025 in the collective action led by the Proposed Class Representative Clare Spottiswoode CBE against Motorola, concerning alleged overcharges for Airwave Network services across Great Britain. This significant claim seeks to recover hundreds of millions of pounds in compensation for organisations allegedly overcharged between 1 January 2020 and 31 July 2023. Ashurst LLP is advising the Proposed Class Representative. If affected organisations or interested parties wish to submit any written observations or objections to the Competition Appeal Tribunal, they may do so by 4pm on 4 July 2025. Read the Application and hearing Notice here: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk/en-gb/document… Has your organisation been affected? Find out more and register your interest here: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk/register #EmergencyServices #Airwave #Network #Motorola #LegalClaim #Emergencycommunicationsclaim

Proposed Class Representative, Clare Spottiswoode CBE, is championing a legal action against Motorola in the Competition Appeal Tribunal in relation to alleged overcharges in respect of Airwave Network services across Great Britain between 1 January 2020 and 31 July 2023. The first step in the action is to seek the Competition Appeal Tribunal’s approval to proceed with a claim on behalf of a defined class of individuals or organisations (the CPO Application). It also involves the Competition Appeal Tribunal assessing whether the Proposed Class Representative is suitable to act on behalf of the class members. To view the CPO Application and Hearing Notice, please visit our website and check the 'Documents' page for more information: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk/en-gb/document… Alternatively, if you think you have been affected by this claim, register your interest to receive regular updates on the next steps: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk/en-gb/register… #EmergencyServices #Airwave #Network #Motorola #LegalClaim #Emergencycommunicationsclaim

A Collective Proceedings Order (CPO) Application has been brought in the Competition Appeal Tribunal alleging that Motorola has abused its dominant position by overcharging for its Airwave Network services across Great Britain between 1 January 2020 to 31 July 2023. The CPO hearing has now been set for 12-15 September 2025. This is an important moment in the case, as the Competition Appeal Tribunal will decide whether the claim can proceed as an opt-out collective action and whether Clare Spottiswoode CBE is suitable to represent the class. To view your rights under the Application and Hearing Notice – and if you wish to raise any objections with the Competition Appeal Tribunal (which you may do by 4pm on 4 July 2025) – you can find more information here: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk/en-gb/document… If you have been affected by this claim, you may register your interest here:
emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk #EmergencyServices #Airwave #Network #Motorola #LegalClaim #Emergencycommunicationsclaim

Was your organisation overcharged for using the Airwave network? Clare Spottiswoode CBE, supported by Ashurst LLP, is leading a major legal claim against Motorola, seeking to recover compensation for overcharges between 2020 and 2023. Airwave users may be eligible to claim a share of the compensation for overcharges on the Airwave Network imposed by Motorola. Has your organisation been affected? Find out more and register your interest here: emergencycommunicationsclaim.co.uk #EmergencyServices #Airwave #Network #Motorola #LegalClaim