Personal Injury Claims Solicitors

You can make a compensation claim for injuries sustained as the result an accident caused by the negligence of others. These can be a person, business or public sector organisation who can be fully or only partially to blame.

These accidents can include a road traffic accident, an accident at work, a slip or trip in a public place, sporting injury, asbestos related disease and many others.

To get an indication of the strength of your claim you should get in touch with us as soon as possible. Many types of claims are time barred under Scots law so the sooner you start the process the better. 

With offices across Scotland - Glasgow, Edinburgh, Inverness, Thurso and Lerwick we can cater to claims through Scotland. To get in touch you can call us on 0800 904 7777, text claim to 80160 and we'll call you back or submit an enquiry form.

We will take details of your claim, the accident or negligence and our specialist team will then assess the prospects of your case.

If we need any more details from you we will let you know. If we think your case has reasonable prospects of being successful we will take on your case and move this forward for you. We will add value to the service and advice we give to you wherever possible. As a Scottish law firm we know the support services that are available to you and your family. 

Our specialists will be able to advise you if you have a claim.

We will begin our investigations into the circumstances of your injury or illness as soon as possible so it is important you get in touch with us as promptly as possible.

Once you instruct us to represent you we will make enquiries about liability (fault) and start ingathering evidence to prove your case.

If liability for the accident or negligence is in dispute we will undertake investigations which will ensure you are in the strongest possible position for your case to move forward. 

Once we have identified who the negligent party is then we will send them written intimation of your claim. Most cases proceed under a Pre- Action Protocol and it is important that time limits are met by both us and the other side- penalties attach when the procedure is not followed. It is important that you instruct specialist Injury lawyers who know about the legal procedures particular to Personal Injury cases.

We will focus on achieving justice and securing a fair settlement for you. We require to get documents to prove your losses and will instruct relevant experts in order to prove that the injuries were linked to the accident or negligence and the extent of your losses. This includes medical reports to show the nature and extent of your injuries. We will advise you on what we are able to input as part of your claim and guide you through the process.

Our aim is to achieve a conclusion for you as quickly as possible but we will ensure that any settlement is achieved on your behalf for a reasonable amount at the right time. This often means taking your case to court.

Your case may settle within the terms of the Pre- Action Protocol which means it settles without the need for court action. We understand the legal process and the impact this has on clients and their families so we will work with you to ensure that the process is as hassle free and supportive for you as possible.

The majority of claims that are raised as court action do not proceed to a full hearing. There are incentives on both sides to avoid court action which is positive however this is not guaranteed. If a court action requires to be raised on your behalf we will guide you through the court process.

We will advise you at all significant steps of the court action ("litigation"). It is important that you instruct specialist solicitors to ensure that you get the correct level of representation and you achieve an outcome that is fair, just and reasonable. 

Every case is different and will vary according to your specific circumstances however normally you can claim for compensation for your injuries and any losses which you have suffered as a result of your injury (for example wage loss, damaged personal effects or good, travel costs, services supplied by relatives etc). 

The amount you will receive will depend on the evidence available, whether the neglected party is fully or partially responsible, the losses suffered and the any additional costs to you. In terms of your injury claim factors taken into account when assessing the level of compensation are the extent and severity of your injury, the long terms effects of your injury and the extent to which the injury has affected your life.  

If you get in touch with our specialist team we will be able to give you a rough indication of the value of your case and keep you updated throughout the progress of the case.

For additional information we have also produced a compensation calculator which gives a rough indication of compensation levels for different types of injuries.