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Daniel is head of the Court of Protection team. He specialises in supporting the litigation process, both in clinical negligence and personal injury claims, together with high value gift and complex Court of Protection applications, including what is believed to be the largest gift ever approved by the Court of Protection. Adopting a client-centric focus, Daniel places an emphasis on empowering individuals and encouraging clients and their families to engage in the deputyship process to maximise their independence.
He is highly experienced in establishing and managing complicated deputyships with cross-jurisdictional elements, including Hong Kong, the Isle of Man and Hungary. He also regularly represents the deputy at conferences with counsel and experts in the litigation process as well as attending joint settlement meetings, with both internal and external clinical negligence and personal injury litigation lawyers. When creating personal injury trusts, Daniel frequently works with the litigation solicitors to ensure that the court has all the necessary evidence to be satisfied that the trust is in the clients best interests.
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I’ve created a product and want to ensure it’s legally protected. What steps should I take?
I am going through a divorce and want to ensure my assets are fairly divided. What should I do?
A close relative passed away without leaving a will. How can I ensure my share of the inheritance?
I think my recent dismissal was unfair. What steps should I take to file a claim?
I was stopped by the police while driving. What are my rights and obligations?
I was injured at work due to unsafe conditions. What are my rights to claim compensation?
I believe I’ve suffered due to a medical error. What are my rights to claim compensation?
I believe a relative’s will was unfair or improperly made. What are the steps to challenge it?