Why did you receive a deed of assignment from us?

We plan to file class action lawsuits against several online casinos, including Unibet, Bwin, PokerStars, LeoVegas, Betsson, 888 and N1. We also plan to file individual lawsuits against these parties.

To manage this process, we will send you an important document: the deed of assignment. In this document, you assign your claim to us. Below we explain in plain language what this means and why it is necessary.


What is an assignment?

An assignment is a legal transfer of your claim. By signing the deed, you formally transfer your claim to us, Dynamiet Nederland B.V. We thus become the legal owner of your claim.

That means you no longer have to make decisions about the case yourself. We can independently take steps against the casino - such as negotiations or legal proceedings - without requiring your permission each time.


Why is this necessary?

Without an assignment, we have to ask permission for each client separately for each step. This slows down the process considerably.

By assigning your claim to us:

  • we can move faster,

  • more efficient litigation,

  • and becomes more likely to get your money back.

Also, the assignment prevents casinos from trying to contact you directly with a "settlement." Because we have legal ownership, they are no longer allowed to do so.


What does this mean for you?

  • You may not take any more legal action on this claim yourself;
  • We continue to handle your case professionally, on a no cure no pay basis;

  • You will receive the agreed percentage upon success.

In short: you don't have to do anything more, we take care of the rest.


Is it mandatory?

No. But without a signed assignment, we cannot handle your case in most cases.


Questions?

Do you have any questions about this document? Please feel free to email us at claim@dynamietnederland.nl.
Unfortunately, due to the volume of requests, we cannot answer questions by phone. You will receive a response within five business days.

Also check out our page with frequently asked questions for more explanation.

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