30 Park Place provides expert advice on Court of Protection proceedings, mental capacity law, judicial reviews in community care, and advisory matters affecting vulnerable adults. As one of the UK’s few truly multidisciplinary sets, 30 Park Place combines specialist legal knowledge with insight into the overlap with other areas of law. We have both local insight and national reach.
Our team represents local authorities, NHS trusts, protected parties, vulnerable adults, and family members in England and Wales.
30 Park Place is consistently ranked as the top chambers in Wales for Court of Protection work and is the only Tier 1 set in this area in Legal 500.
The chamber’s expertise covers both English and Welsh law and the key jurisdictional distinctions. Our large and collaborative team is focused on practical, thoughtful advice and strong written and oral advocacy across all aspects of this area.
Our experts act for claimants and defendants in community care and health judicial review claims. Due to our strong links with public bodies, we are often instructed in policy-level matters, shaping how the law is applied in Wales.
30 Park Place is known for clear, responsive advice and an ongoing commitment to sharing knowledge. Members of the team are able to undertake matters in Welsh.
Our annual Court of Protection Day and regular training sessions are valued by local authorities and legal professionals alike.
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Nia Gowman and Lewis Harrison appeared in a landmark judgment for the Court of Protection in Wales. TIRE (by her Litigation Friend LK) v Carmarthenshire…
Ymddangosodd Nia Gowman a Lewis Harrison yn nyfarniad arwyddocaol y Llys Gwarchod yng Nghymru. Mae TIRE (gan ei ffrind ymgfreithio LK) v Cyngor Sirol Sir…
