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Percent of successful pip appeals

tru88le

I have read here and on info from Scope that approx ****-70% of pip appeals are successful.
I read yesterday that that figure relates to benefit claims generalky and that only 10% of pip decisions are apoealed and 5% of them succeed.
Which figure is correct?

Is it a long held distortion that 70% of pip apoeals are successful?

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tru88le

I recently read that the long held figure of 70% success in pip apoeals is actually more like 10% of decisions are appealed and 5% of those are successful.
The 70% figure refers to benefit appeals generally?
Which is correct

janer1967

Hello Im not too sure of the answer to your question but I am sure there will be somebody that can give you the information. Is there any particular reason you are asking this eg are you considering an appeal ?

atlas47

Hi @tru88le

The 70% figure, is the success rate for those claimants who appeal their PIP claim.

There are too many, who give up on their claim and do not proceed to appeal.

Have a look at Benefits and Work web site to get more info, on their news service.

poppy123456

PIP stats https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/851503/pip-statistics-to-october-2019.pdf

WCA stats https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/785696/esa-wca-summary-march-2019.pdf

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OverlyAnxious

poppy123456 said:

PIP stats https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/851503/pip-statistics-to-october-2019.pdf

That's really interesting! I didn't know they published that sort of information publicly, I did try to find it before with no luck!

For anyone overwhelmed by the huge amounts of info in there, the flow chart on page 11 is the useful one. It does show that overall for PIP, out of all the failed original assessments, only 48% go on to MR. 6% have a decision changed at MR. 20% go on to tribunal. And 10% have the decision changed at tribunal.

That's much less optimistic than the 75% I've seen all over the internet lol!! BUT it is worth noting that if you've reached the tribunal stage after originally failing, you do still have a 64% chance of getting the decision changed, so slightly better than 50/50!

cristobal

@OverlyAnxious - on a positive note it's worth pointing out that 68% of all claims - that's 2.3 million claimants - are awarded PIP after assessment.

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