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This work covers applying for and appealing state welfare benefits such as Universal Credit, Housing Benefit, Personal Independence Payment, Disability Living Allowance, Attendance Allowance, Attendance Benefits and Carer’s Allowance, and the related assessments and reconsiderations. A solicitor practises by gathering evidence, completing complex forms, negotiating with the Department for Work and Pensions, and representing clients at reconsiderations and appeals to the tribunals. The work is shaped by eligibility rules, deadlines, and the outcomes of medical or functional assessments.
Benefits claims involve strict criteria, evidence requirements, and time limits. A solicitor provides regulated, accountable handling of claims, assists with evidence gathering and representation, and relies on professional oversight to manage decisions and appeals within the welfare system.
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Tagged solicitor Rachael Flanagan
Rachel was very professional and also very knowledgeable about everything keeping me up-to-date step-by-step highly recommended.
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Tagged solicitor Lee Kirby
Lee and his team argued with DWP on our family’s behalf regarding whether my mother’s estate had to repay any benefits. The DWP were terribly slow - it took 18 months to get a clear bill of health. But Lee’s team kept us up to date, and got a successful outcome eventually
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