The Tribune Legal Practice is a paralegal law firm that provides legal advice and representation for welfare benefit appeals to the First Tier and Upper Tribunal.
With our expertise gained at the Tribunal, we can also provide assistance in completing benefit application forms for incapacity and disability benefits.
Representation is the key for success in welfare benefit appeals, giving you the support and confidence to challenge the DWP or Local Authority.
Past statistics show that unrepresented appellants at paper hearings have a 20% chance of success. By attending a hearing in person your chances increase to 50%, and with a representative it increases further to 64%.
LEGAL ADVICE AND REPRESENTATION FOR WELFARE BENEFIT APPEALS AND APPLICATIONS
Winning your Benefit Appeal – the advantages of Paralegal representation
Appealing negative benefit decision on your own can be stressful and overwhelming. Many will often give up.
In not pursuing an appeal clients are being denied benefit awards worth many thousands of pounds.
Our Paralegal representatives will assist you in appealing effectively with knowledge of benefit law and Tribunal procedures.
The Tribune Legal Practice provides full casework support, dedicating up to 35 hours labour per appeal, including attendance at the appeal hearing.
Our representation services are offered on a no win no fee basis. You only pay if your appeal is won.
Claim Form Assistance – the advantages of legal expertise
Benefit application forms are long, difficult to navigate and confusing.
Many people find the process of claiming a benefit bewildering and either don’t claim what they are entitled to, or abandon a claim when it gets too much.
The Tribune Legal Practice can assist you in the completion of a benefit application form, so that make a claim with reference to the relevant laws and regulations, thus increasing your chances of succes.
You will also have the right support to that you can claim the benefit you are entitled to, so that you are not overwhelmed, and can complete the process successfully.
We tale a legal approach in completing a benefit application form, as it is the application of the law that determines entitlement, not the application of any medical or occupational health criteria.
For more information on our assistance services for completing benefit application forms, please click the link below.
More on the value of Paralegal representation to assist you with your appeal
Many meritorious appeals do not reach the Tribunal, leaving wrong entitlement decisions unchallenged. This has a huge cost, with clients are being denied benefit awards worth many thousands of pounds.
That is why we recommend that you seek the assistance of a Paralegal representative. Their legal training in Social Security Law and knowhow of Tribunal procedure will assist you in appealing effectively the decisions denying your entitlement.
Social security law is very complex and appellants require support in all stages of the appeal to be effective. The Tribune Legal Practice provides this support, dedicating up to 35 hours labour per appeal, incluiding attending your appeal hearing with you.
For further information on the process of a benefit appeal, and details of our appeal representation services, please refer to our how to appeal guide at link shown below.
Practiced Jurisdictions
The Tribune Legal Practice can assist with litigation in the following Tribunals:
- First Tier Tribunal (Social Entitlement Chamber), for appeals of all social security benefits including: Personal Independence Payment (PIP), Disability Living Allowance (DLA), Attendance Allowance (AA), State Pension Credit (SPC), Universal Credit (UC), Employment and Support Allowance (ESA), Housing Benefit (HB), Carer’s Allowance (CA).
- Valuation Tribunal – for appeals of Council Tax Reduction/Support.
- Upper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber) – For appeals from the First Tier Tribunal (Social Entitlement Chamber) on a point of law, for all social security benefits listed above.
Additional Services
Claim Forms Assistance – For completing benefit application forms for AA, SPC, PIP, DLA, ESA, and UC LCWRA.
Benefit Fraud investigations – Social Entitlement Chamber appeals, expert witness appearances at Magistrates or Crown Court, expert witness statement.
Training to third sector clients/corporate clients – Solicitors, CAB, Housing Associations, Welfare Rights centres.
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Benefit Paralegals
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