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Bindmans brought a judicial review challenge to the Isles of Scilly decision to limit the increase in grant funding for post-16 transport and accommodation, as well as regarding the publication of a transport policy statement.
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From the first client call to the final bill, the firm was excellent at explaining each step and responding to enquiries.
The department is preeminent in its representation of the individual. Replies, deadlines and duties are performed in a timely manner and the client is kept aware and informed.
The service Bindmans has provided has been excellent.
Bindmans guides parents and children with patience and precision, and is able to deal with a complex caseload and context effectively and smoothly.
From the first client call to the final bill, the firm was excellent at explaining each step and responding to enquiries.
The department is preeminent in its representation of the individual. Replies, deadlines and duties are performed in a timely manner and the client is kept aware and informed.
The service Bindmans has provided has been excellent.
Bindmans guides parents and children with patience and precision, and is able to deal with a complex caseload and context effectively and smoothly.
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Karen May frequently acts for vulnerable children and adults in a variety of education and community care cases. She primarily focuses on judicial reviews concerning Education, Health and Care Plans and has additional experience in cases involving safeguarding and exclusion.
Karen May is extremely experienced, knowledgeable and insightful. She is formidable when required and, at the same time, down to earth and compassionate.
Karen is a top-tier litigator with a solid grasp of process. She is highly recommended.
We rate Bindmans and Karen May very highly and would recommend them, especially for potential clients considering Judicial Review proceedings.
