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Local Authority Disputes in England covers conflicts with local authorities over social care, safeguarding, care funding and related decisions about services for adults or children. A solicitor working in this area handles complaints, applies for assessments, reviews eligibility for support, challenges charging, and represents clients in welfare and social care proceedings. They may draft and respond to statutory notices, prepare evidence for safeguarding and mental capacity issues, and engage with councils, commissioners and tribunals to secure appropriate arrangements.

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The solicitor handles complex care allocations, eligibility criteria under the Care Act 2014, safeguarding concerns, personal budgets, and disputes about funding or placement. They draft and submit care plans, respond to reviews, gather medical and social care records, liaise with local authorities and the NHS, and prepare for hearings in social services departments or tribunals, ensuring positions are clearly argued and properly evidenced.

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