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If your PIP assessment report is wrong, do not waste the appeal deadline arguing about every sentence. The strongest challenge is targeted. Identify the errors that affected the points, show what the correct position is, connect it to the PIP activities and reliability rules, and support it with evidence. Many claimants read their assessment report […]

If your Mandatory Reconsideration has been refused, the case is not over. For many PIP and benefit claimants, this is the point where the appeal needs to become more organised, more evidence-led and more focused on the legal test the tribunal must apply. A refusal at Mandatory Reconsideration does not automatically mean the DWP is […]

A schedule of loss is one of the most important documents in an Employment Tribunal claim. It tells the tribunal and the respondent how much compensation you are seeking, why you say you are entitled to it, and how you have calculated each figure. Many claimants underestimate their claim. Others overstate it without evidence. Both […]