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Social Security Tribunal

If your benefits claim has been refused or reduced, you have the right to appeal to the First-tier Tribunal (Social Entitlement Chamber). We represent claimants at oral hearings — challenging DWP decisions on PIP, ESA, Universal Credit, and other social security benefits.

What We Cover

How We Can Help You

  • PIP and DLA appeal representation
  • ESA and Universal Credit disputes
  • Mandatory reconsideration advice
  • Oral hearing preparation and representation
  • Upper Tribunal appeals on points of law
  • Housing benefit and council tax reduction appeals

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Our Process

How We Work With You

01

Case Review

We review the DWP decision and your medical evidence — identifying the strongest grounds to overturn the decision.

02

Hearing Preparation

We prepare your statement, gather supporting evidence, and ensure you are fully prepared for the tribunal hearing.

03

Representation

We represent you at the oral hearing — presenting your case to the tribunal panel with skill and compassion.

FAQs

Common Questions

Do I need a lawyer for a benefits tribunal?

You are not required to have a lawyer, but those who are represented have significantly higher success rates. We offer accessible fee arrangements for tribunal cases.

What is the success rate for PIP appeals?

Nationally, around 70% of PIP appeals that go to a tribunal hearing succeed. Early legal advice significantly increases your chances.

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