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Do I need a lawyer for a WCA tribunal?

No. You do not need to pay a lawyer. The tribunal is designed to be accessible to people representing themselves. Read Advicenow’s guides to work capability assessment appeals and you will be fine. Use our free tool to write a submission for the tribunal - just like a lawyer would if you had one.

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