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LittleGizmo86
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Hi guys
I need some advice from yourselves as I am not sure where to turn.
I failed a pip tribunal and it's clearly a sham. It's like it isn't even my file that they used. Anyway I know it can be looked at to see if there were any errors of law etc. I went to Cab but been told the Cab for my area now longer offer welfare help due to funding cuts and the most they can do is help you fill the forms out.
Are there any other agencies I can contact for help as I am really confused.
Many thanks
I need some advice from yourselves as I am not sure where to turn.
I failed a pip tribunal and it's clearly a sham. It's like it isn't even my file that they used. Anyway I know it can be looked at to see if there were any errors of law etc. I went to Cab but been told the Cab for my area now longer offer welfare help due to funding cuts and the most they can do is help you fill the forms out.
Are there any other agencies I can contact for help as I am really confused.
Many thanks
Comments
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Hi @LittleGizmo86 sorry to hear what has happened. Was this a first-tier tribunal or upper tribunal?lDisability Gamechanger - 2019
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Hi @LittleGizmo86 and welcomeOther agencies that may be able to help are Welfare right or Law society if you have them in your area.If you have no award in payment then there is an option to make a new application but unless you have new evidence or your condition has become worse, then the result would likely be the same.Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste
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Ami2301 said:Hi @LittleGizmo86 sorry to hear what has happened. Was this a first-tier tribunal or upper tribunal?l
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CockneyRebel said:Hi @LittleGizmo86 and welcomeOther agencies that may be able to help are Welfare right or Law society if you have them in your area.If you have no award in payment then there is an option to make a new application but unless you have new evidence or your condition has become worse, then the result would likely be the same.
I have a law society near me but they told me they don't deal with PIP? I will see if there is a welfare rights. Thank you -
Let us know how it goes, @LittleGizmo86
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