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15 October 2022 | Case Study | Welfare benefits case studies | Article by Peter Renshaw

Enhanced PIP rates awarded to client following appeal


Our Welfare Benefits department recently assisted a former Personal Injury / current Court of Protection client of ours who lives with a brain injury and hidden disability.

Our client’s award of Personal Independence Payment (PIP) had been fully revoked further to a reassessment, and there were a number of problematic factors regarding the case.

Two Decision Makers had supported this revocation and so our Welfare Benefits team submitted an Appeal. This led to a third Decision Maker accepting our representations, and revising the decision under appeal.

In the end the polar opposite outcome was secured: an award of the enhanced rates of both PIP Components.

Author bio

Peter Renshaw

Partner

Peter Renshaw is the head of our highly regarded Welfare Benefits Department, which has been in existence since the establishment of Potter Rees Dolan Solicitors.

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