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Lawya is the Law Tech startup on a mission to solve ordinary people's issues with ease. Dodgy landlords? Unscrupulous employers? We're here to help
London, United Kingdom
Extremely attentive, detailed and useful service by Charlie and the team at Lawya; not pressuring or pushy at any stage and always willing to answer any question, no matter how big or small. Highly recommend, even if just out of curiosity to learn more!
I spoke with the founder Charlie on the Lawya.com live chat and he did all the necessary checks to see if I was eligible for any repayments. He reassured me that the company was legitimate and he seemed like a genuinely lovely guy.
Luckily (sort of) my deposit was protected, so I didn't need any further help. But it was a very easy and smooth process!
You also get the entire live chat emailed to you for piece of mind which I thought was a nice touch.
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