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When Roberts -v- Johnstone shuts the door on property: The advent of periodical payments, with reduced lump sums, has brought accommodation claims into sharper focus. In cases where life expectancy is short, the problem is particularly acute, since the Roberts -v- Johnstone calculation yields little by way of damages compared to the capital required. The problem is aggravated in cases where the Claimant lives in an area of high property prices. The case of Ryan St George -v- The Home Office illustrates both the problem and a solution. Find out more, please look at our NEWS page.

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• Ryan St George -v- The Home Office: When Roberts -v- Johnstone shuts the door on property (1.6.10)
• Deputy's power to pursue the Local Authority funding for care after receipt of compendsation (10.2.10)
• Deputy's Security Bond (23.10.09)
• The Potential Reclassification of ASHE 6115 (25.10.09)
• New Guidance and Regulations on Direct Payments in England (17.9.09)
• Briefing Note: Future Care Green Paper (3.9.09)
• Special Account Interest Rate Falls to 0.5% pa Gross (26.6.09)
• Is a Change in the Discount Rate Imminent - Take 2? (25.5.09)
• Briefing Note: LAC (DH) (2009) 3, revised Charging Regulations and 2009 CRAG (17.4.09)
• Interim Payment Applications and Peridocial Payments (01.4.09)

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