Solicitors — Court of Protection
Reeds Solicitors
National firm with a dedicated Court of Protection health and welfare team — acts for protected parties and their families in complex welfare proceedings, deprivation of liberty and safeguarding cases. Ranked in Chambers UK 2026, with reviewers praising how the team keeps the person and their family at the heart of the case.
About this listing
National firm with a dedicated Court of Protection health and welfare team — acts for protected parties and their families in complex welfare proceedings, deprivation of liberty and safeguarding cases. Ranked in Chambers UK 2026, with reviewers praising how the team keeps the person and their family at the heart of the case.
Public details last checked on 8 October 2026. Check the source yourself
Case types they work on
Access and communication
- Home & community visits
- Video / phone appointments
- BSL / interpreter available
- Welsh language
- Quiet, low-sensory appointments
- Autism & learning disability trained staff
- Extra time / longer appointments
Always confirm access arrangements directly before you book.
When this category is useful
When you need to make or respond to a COP application about where P lives, care, contact, or property and affairs.
Accreditation checks
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What to ask for and check yourself
- Registered organisation or practice name, address and website.
- Regulator or professional body registration number we can check on the public register.
- Named contact, work email on your own domain, and a working phone number.
- Proof of professional indemnity insurance (certificate or schedule).
- Enhanced DBS / PVG / AccessNI for anyone working directly with P.
- Latest inspection report for care and housing providers (CQC, CIW, Care Inspectorate, RQIA).
- Safeguarding and complaints policy, plus who to escalate to.
- Written confirmation that fees, funding routes and any legal aid position are stated up front.
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