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Taylor Law is one of the country’s leading authorities in the field of police ill-health retirement, injury on duty pension awards and related regulatory areas such as Regulation 28 and Unsatisfactory Attendance and Performance Regulations.

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Why Taylor Law?

Taylor Law is one of the country’s leading authorities in the field of police ill-health retirement, injury on duty pension awards and related regulatory areas such as Regulation 28 and Unsatisfactory Attendance and Performance Regulations.

We are recognised nationally for our work for the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW).

Our team has successfully advised clients through the medical appeals process to the Police Medical Appeal Boards, where our solicitors also undertake the advocacy, relevant medical appeals to the Crown Court under Regulation H5 and judicial review applications.

The team has represented claimants through to the Court of Appeal on test cases of national importance regarding police pensions, state benefits and taxation resulting in president-setting changes to the law.

Taylor Law is not frightened of taking on large and complex cases. Our solicitors successfully orchestrated a large group action on behalf of 80 claimants in a case concerning Regulation 37 pension reviews following the Court of Appeal decision in Metropolitan Police Authority v Laws  resulting in the restoration of injury awards for all former Metropolitan police injury pensioner claimants to their previous levels resulting in payments totalling approximately £4 Million in back pension and interest for the prescribed periods.

The team has been consulted about advising 3,000 police officers working for the British Transport Police (BTP) regarding the implications for their pension entitlements following their transfers from other Police Services.

Taylor Law is also involved in cases concerning the implications for police officers’ pensions following the successful discrimination challenge to the 2015 changes to the Fire Fighters’ and Judges’ pension schemes (Lord Chancellor & Anor v McCloud & Ors [2018] EWCA Civ 2844).

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We are always on hand to give advice. Call us free on 0330 0539147 or contact our team of pension solicitors via our website. You can also keep up to date with what we are up to via our Facebook or Linkedin page.

“Thank you for all your help and advice, it really made a difference. Feedback, help and guidance. Thank you to all the team – first class.”

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