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Refundee Recovers £85,000 for Woodville Investor

Published November 2, 2026
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Stuart McFadden
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Refundee has secured an £85,000 reimbursement from HSBC for a client who invested in Woodville Consultants Limited (trading as Woodville Litigation Funding). The refund was made under the Mandatory Reimbursement Model, the UK’s Authorised Push Payment (APP) fraud reimbursement rules. It is separate from the administration process, which is ongoing. Every case is different and we cannot guarantee the same outcome for every investor.

Update, 11 November 2026: Refundee has since secured a second reimbursement for a Woodville investor, bringing the total recovered for Woodville clients to £219,000.

Why the MRR 13-month Deadline Mattered 

Under the Mandatory Reimbursement Model, a payment must be reported to your bank within 13 months of your last payment. Claims reported after that may not qualify.

Our client didn’t know this deadline applied to their case. We explained their position, prioritised the claim and reported it to HSBC within the time limit as they were just weeks from missing this deadline. The bank reimbursed £85,000.

Many Woodville investors are still waiting on the administration and may not realise their bank claim deadline is already running. You do not need to wait for the administration to finish before claiming through your bank. You should take action quickly to avoid losing out on a technicality. 

Why Specialist Knowledge Matters in Cases like Woodville

Real expertise matters in cases like Woodville. Refundee has extensive experience recovering money for clients in group action cases. We know the regulations, the deadlines and how banks assess these claims. It makes it even more important than ever to assess all options of recovery before choosing a firm to work with.

Investors need to act quickly. If you miss the deadline, you could lose your chance of reimbursement under the Mandatory Reimbursement Model. Working with regulatory specialists like Refundee means you get clear, honest and accurate guidance on your claim from the start.  

If you invested in Woodville, get advice on your options before your deadline passes.

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Refundee secured an £85,000 refund from HSBC for a Woodville Consultants investor under the Mandatory Reimbursement rules. Read about why expertise matters in these types of cases and why you should check your 13-month deadline.

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