PCRclaims
Probate Solicitors
PCRclaims
8 Albany St, Edinburgh
# PCRclaims
PCRclaims is an Edinburgh-based campaign group and legal services coordinator that assists individuals and businesses in pursuing compensation claims against the UK government for losses allegedly caused by COVID-19 lockdown policies and PCR testing protocols. The organisation operates as a claims aggregator, collating evidence from affected parties and connecting them with a network of regulated independent law firms, solicitors, barristers and freelance lawyers who handle cases from inception through completion.
The business primarily serves individuals harmed by forced self-isolation, quarantine measures and lockdowns based on PCR test results, as well as businesses economically damaged by government-imposed restrictions. They specifically argue that PCR tests were unsuitable for mass testing purposes and that quarantining healthy people and shutting down the economy constituted unprecedented government negligence.
What distinguishes PCRclaims is their no-cost approach to claimants—the service is entirely free to plaintiffs, with legal representatives handling cases on contingency basis. They position themselves as facilitators of what they predict will become "the biggest lawsuit against the government ever seen in this country." The organisation provides an accessible entry point through a simple questionnaire-based statement submission process, removing barriers to participation. Their in-house legal counsel, Joanna Rogers of NaviStar Legal, provides oversight whilst the wider network of independent legal professionals manages individual cases. This hybrid model combines campaign advocacy with professional legal infrastructure, appealing to those seeking recourse for pandemic-related harms without upfront financial commitment.
PCRclaims is an Edinburgh-based campaign group and legal services coordinator that assists individuals and businesses in pursuing compensation claims against the UK government for losses allegedly caused by COVID-19 lockdown policies and PCR testing protocols. The organisation operates as a claims aggregator, collating evidence from affected parties and connecting them with a network of regulated independent law firms, solicitors, barristers and freelance lawyers who handle cases from inception through completion.
The business primarily serves individuals harmed by forced self-isolation, quarantine measures and lockdowns based on PCR test results, as well as businesses economically damaged by government-imposed restrictions. They specifically argue that PCR tests were unsuitable for mass testing purposes and that quarantining healthy people and shutting down the economy constituted unprecedented government negligence.
What distinguishes PCRclaims is their no-cost approach to claimants—the service is entirely free to plaintiffs, with legal representatives handling cases on contingency basis. They position themselves as facilitators of what they predict will become "the biggest lawsuit against the government ever seen in this country." The organisation provides an accessible entry point through a simple questionnaire-based statement submission process, removing barriers to participation. Their in-house legal counsel, Joanna Rogers of NaviStar Legal, provides oversight whilst the wider network of independent legal professionals manages individual cases. This hybrid model combines campaign advocacy with professional legal infrastructure, appealing to those seeking recourse for pandemic-related harms without upfront financial commitment.
Services offered
Statement submission and evidence collationLegal case assessmentClaim coordination with independent solicitorsBarrister representationContract negotiation with law firmsClaimant support and communicationEvidence documentationGovernment negligence claims processing