Check now whether your Hair & Skin case may qualify for a bundled review.
If your treatment was not completed and you still paid MF Health / MF Group or continue to face payment pressure, we offer a free initial case assessment.
This review is designed for customers whose treatment was cancelled, interrupted, or left incomplete while payment exposure continued.
Public coverage
The case has been covered, among others, by
The Hair & Skin case was the subject of public reporting in several Swiss media outlets.
These links are provided only to document public coverage. They do not imply endorsement, partnership, or support by the named media outlets.
Who this is for
Not every case fits. This page is meant for clearly affected customers.
The current focus is on incomplete treatment, payment exposure, and a connection to MF Health / MF Group or comparable financing documents.
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Treatment not received
Your treatment was not delivered at all, only partly delivered, or discontinued before completion.
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Payment exposure remains
You already paid, are still paying in instalments, or are still being asked to pay.
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Documents available
You have contracts, payment plans, reminders, or emails available now or can provide them later.
What we review
We do not review these matters abstractly. We screen them along concrete claim axes.
The goal of Phase 1 is to structure usable cases and make later bundling operationally and economically realistic.
Defense against open claims
Whether ongoing payment demands, reminders, or collection steps can be contested on a credible basis.
Recovery of amounts paid
Whether amounts already paid for non-delivered treatment may be recoverable in full or in part.
Ancillary costs and evidence
Whether reminder costs, collection costs, or similar add-ons appear challengeable and what evidence matters most.
Economic claim logic
How the model could work economically and where potential repayment claims could arise.
The diagram below simplifies a typical structure. It is not a final legal conclusion, but an orientation showing where economic damage and potential repayment questions may arise if treatment was not delivered.
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Treatment and financing are linked
Customers enter treatment, contract, or financing documentation and expect the agreed service to be delivered.
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Payments continue in connection with the treatment
Amounts already paid, ongoing instalments, or further payment demands may continue from an economic perspective.
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Treatment is not fully delivered
If services fail, stop early, or are only partly delivered, the central economic break point arises.
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This may create review paths
Depending on the contractual and payment structure, it may become relevant to assess defense against open claims, repayment of amounts paid, or additional charges.
Central break point
This is where the economic logic can break down.
If the promised treatment is not delivered in whole or in part while payments were already made or continue running, this may become the starting point for repayment or defense arguments.
Potenzieller Ansatz
Amounts already paid
Payments made for services not delivered or only partly delivered may form the economic core of a repayment theory.
Potenzieller Ansatz
Open payment claims
Ongoing instalments, reminders, or collection pressure may be challengeable where the underlying service failed in whole or in part.
Potenzieller Ansatz
Ancillary charges and default consequences
Reminder costs, collection costs, or default interest are only sustainable if the underlying claim and legal default actually exist.
What matters in every case is the actual contract structure, payment setup, and which services were or were not delivered. This graphic is therefore only an orientation and does not replace an individual legal assessment.
Potential default interest
How much additional default interest at 5% p.a. could potentially be in play.
This calculator gives an indicative estimate of how statutory default interest may build on a relevant principal amount from a default-start date you enter yourself.
Process
How Phase 1 works.
Short qualification
Five questions help determine whether the case fits the current review frame.
Structured intake
Suitable cases are captured with treatment, payment, financier, and collection-status details.
Internal review
We review the submission and decide whether follow-up questions or additional documents are needed.
Next-step decision
Only then do we decide whether the case may proceed to further qualification or later bundling.
Helpful documents
These documents accelerate review.
Phase 1 can launch without a full upload workflow, but well-documented cases are easier to assess and prioritize.
Start your review
First, we check whether your case is broadly within scope.
Please answer the questions as accurately as possible. The full intake is unlocked only after this short screen.
Vorprüfung
Fünf klare Signale statt eines langen Erstformulars.
Wir priorisieren zunächst Leistungsstörung, Zahlungsexposition und den Bezug zu MF Group. Anschließend folgen Drucksituation und Dokumentenlage.
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Was your Hair & Skin treatment not delivered in full?
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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Is the review free?
Yes. Phase 1 is a free initial assessment and structured intake for potentially suitable cases.
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Does the form mean LegaFund has accepted my case?
No. Submission only starts a review. Any decision on further handling comes later after internal assessment.
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What if I do not have all documents yet?
You can still submit the case. However, well-documented cases can be assessed faster and with more confidence.
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What matters most if I am already receiving reminders or debt pressure?
Those documents are particularly important. Keep them ready and provide them as soon as possible if requested.
LegaFund AG
Specialized in the structured pursuit of complex repayment claims against leading private banks and asset managers.
The Hair & Skin case review is operated within a mandate environment focused on economically demanding claim situations, discreet case-building, and selective follow-through.
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If your matter fits the current frame, this creates the operational basis for later bundling and deeper legal review.