Justice minister to act over PPI CMCs
The justice minister, Lord McNally, pictured, has agreed to meet consumer groups over on-going concerns about claims management firms ripping off customers mis-sold payment protection insurance.
Lord McNally was responding to a question from Lord Kennedy of Southwark who argued that "losing 30% of your compensation in fees and charges is not very good value for money".
In the debate, Baroness
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