Scott Storey

Scott Storey has a busy public law practice encompassing mental capacity, education, community care and inquests. He is particularly recognised for navigating cases involving vulnerable adults and adolescents with sensitivity and care.

Scott frequently appears in the Court of Protection instructed by the Official Solicitor, local authorities, NHS bodies and family members. He has acted in over 250 cases in the area involving a diverse range of issues, including serious medical treatment, international relocation, sexual relations and hoarding.

Scott’s work in the Court of Protection complements and frequently intersects with his practice in education, community care and inquests, including challenges to decisions under the Care Act 2014 and related legislation, as well as inquests arising from mental health and social care contexts.

The Legal 500 recognises him as a leading junior in the Court of Protection (Health & Welfare), with recent editorial highlights including:

‘Scott is a highly reliable individual. He meticulously examines every aspect of the case and demonstrates exceptional attention to detail. His persuasive skills shine not only in his advocacy but also in discussions with other parties. His drafting is impeccable, and he exudes confidence as an advocate, making his arguments particularly compelling.’