Still unsettled but no longer undignified?
Martin Williams and Claire Hall consider the latest legal development regarding benefit entitlement for claimants with pre-settled status but no qualifying right to reside for benefits.
Martin Williams and Claire Hall consider the latest legal development regarding benefit entitlement for claimants with pre-settled status but no qualifying right to reside for benefits.
Martin Williams reviews the test for obtaining backdating of a universal credit (UC) claim and considers a recent judgment of the Upper Tribunal on backdating UC.
In universal credit (UC) the ‘relevant period’ and the limited capability for work-related activity (LCWRA) element, continue to prompt questions. Sabrina Dubash analyses the rules and explores the effective start date of the relevant period.
Simon Osborne looks at a tribunal’s powers to find that a claimant’s evidence is not credible and use that in the decision.
Fuel Rights Handbook 20th edition, Chapter 2: Choosing a supplier, 2. Marketing and sales, Cancelling a contract
Fuel Rights Handbook 20th edition, Chapter 11: Fuel and benefits, 8. Fuel Direct, Challenging the amount for ongoing fuel consumption