Attorneys At Your Service
London WV1 2ZZ
Mental health law Solicitors London
7 years of experience
Accepts legal aid in Mental health law
We have a reputation for providing an exceptional legal service. We are renowned for our commitment to excellence and for our ability to find innovative solutions to the most complex of legal problems. Our clients recognise and value...
Chris William
London UB4 9AS
Mental health law Solicitors London
Accepts legal aid in Mental health law
Our company has one of the best lawyers in the UK. It has a reputation of treating our customers fairly and helping them win. It has a reputation of treating our customers fairly and helping them win. It...
What does mental health law involve?
- Involuntary detention and compulsion: Addressing the legal framework under the Mental Health Act, including safeguards and criteria for detaining individuals who may pose a risk to themselves or others.
- Consent to treatment: Ensuring that patients understand their rights regarding medical treatment, including issues of informed consent and decision-making capacity.
- Patient rights and safeguards: Protecting the rights of mental health patients, including access to advocacy, independent reviews, and avenues for challenging detention or treatment orders.
- Access to appropriate care: Ensuring that mental health services meet statutory standards and that any limitations or discriminatory practices are challenged.
- Legal challenges and appeals: Managing disputes related to detention, treatment decisions, and the application of the Mental Health Act through judicial review or appeals processes.
How can a solicitor help with mental health law matters, and what does it cost?
- Provide expert legal advice: Explaining your rights under the Mental Health Act and other relevant legislation, and advising on the best strategy to challenge or comply with treatment decisions.
- Represent you in court: Advocating on your behalf in judicial reviews, appeals, or negotiations with healthcare providers when disputes arise over detention or treatment.
- Gather and review evidence: Collecting medical records, expert opinions, and other documentation to build a robust case for challenging or defending against mental health decisions.
- Negotiate settlements: Working with healthcare institutions and regulators to resolve disputes through negotiation or mediation, potentially avoiding lengthy litigation.
- Advise on fee arrangements: Offering transparent fee structures, including hourly rates, fixed fees, or no win, no fee options depending on your case’s complexity.
Costs vary based on the complexity of your matter and the solicitor’s expertise. Hourly rates typically range from £150 to £400, while many firms offer fixed-fee packages for standard applications or consultations. An initial consultation—often free or available at a reduced rate—will help you understand your legal position, explore your options, and estimate the likely costs involved.
Sarah Porter
Cardiff CF24 5PJ
Mental health law Solicitors Cardiff
17 years of experience
Accepts legal aid in Mental health law
I am an experienced litigation solicitor, specialising in property litigation and tenancy disputes. In addition I am an accredited mental health lawyer representing clients at tribunal hearings to contest their detention under section, and also representing clients in...
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Natasha Banjo
London SE1 7ND
Mental health law Solicitors London
18 years of experience
Does not accept legal aid
Natasha qualified as a solicitor in 2007 and has spent the majority of her career within the field of civil litigation specialising in personal injury and clinical negligence work. For the last 10 years she has been a...
Ademola AKILO
Luton LU1 2QH
Mental health law Solicitors Luton
27 years of experience
Accepts legal aid in Mental health law
Great solicitor eager to take on brand new challenges
Graham Twist
Liverpool L3 1HU
Mental health law Solicitors Liverpool
10 years of experience
Does not accept legal aid
I am a Solicitor and Director at Michael Rose & Baylis Solicitors. I joined the firm in August 2015 and took on the role of Director in July 2018. I deal with all aspects of private Family Law...
Legal Action
Bath B47 5DN
Mental health law Solicitors Bath
6 years of experience
Accepts legal aid in Mental health law
Legal Action advocates and solicitors recognise the value of efficient, effective and quality services to our clients. In seeking to provide these services, we are guided by our core values of integrity, teamwork, quality/diligence and commitment. These core...
Nighat Ditta
Bolton BL3 2NZ
Mental health law Solicitors Bolton
17 years of experience
Does not accept legal aid
Nighat has years of experience as a solicitor and is eager to help with all enquiries.