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Court of protection cases

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Jan 2023

 We are delighted to confirm our success in obtaining a large pay out for a life insurance policy for a client.

Apr 2022

 Claims for Continuing Healthcare funding can be complicated and very time consuming so we are pleased to be able to update you on a recent application.
This case concerned a request for the Court of Protection to approve the settlement of an inheritance of LMS who was the beneficiary into a Disabled Persons Trust.
Sean's Case - Deputyship. Sean* is a young adult who suffered clinical negligence at birth.
photo of a girl in wheelchair Nicola's Case - Deputyship. Nicola was damaged at birth and suffers from cerebral palsy due to a delay in the treatment of meningitis.

May 2020

 Jane's Case - Deputyship: Jane* is a nine year old child who suffered clinical injuries at birth leaving extensive physical and mental damage.
Amy's Case - Private Trust. Amy* is a seven year old child who suffered clinical negligence at birth leaving her with athetoid cerebral palsy with delayed motor development and hypertonia in all four limbs.
Eric* has an acquired brain injury as a result of medical negligence at the age of 3. Eric was awarded a lump sum in excess of £1 million and an annual periodic payment for the rest of his life.oes in here...
James - Statutory Wills Case : James was awarded a lump sum and annual periodic payments as a result of his personal injury claim.
Janine - Statutory Wills Case. Janine was awarded a lump sum in the region of £900,000 and an annual periodic payment for the rest of her life.
Mary's Case - Deputyship. Mary* is an elderly lady with dementia, based in Northern Ireland, who was referred to Ruth Meyer when a dispute between family had to be resolved.
We acted on behalf of Anthony in a medical negligence case against the health authority and a lump sum award of £1.5 million was obtained.