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darcieollie · 2018-08-24 08:36:04

Ive just called appeals for my pip they say a decision has been made and it’s in the post I’m starting to worry what it’s going to say now as my multiple scelorosis nurse sent in more evidence in June and this is a very quick reply from the appeals

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Yadnad Posts: 2,856 Disability Gamechanger

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A bit of realism. There are a mere 44 law centres in the whole of the UK. Many, by necessity, have to specialise. Most do not specialise in social security. However, when it comes to schools of law there are only 6 in the UK. There are plenty of places running law courses and with advice centres but, as @Yadnad, has astutely observed, social security law really isn’t something you should be approaching them about. Until the last 15 years you needed a minimum of 2 years experience to secure a paid job doing benefits advice. Whilst that’s changed most of us would argue that in terms of competence it hasn’t really.

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