Personal injury claims across Scotland
Our partner solicitors handle claims across Scotland — wherever your accident occurred.
Wherever in Scotland your accident happened, your claim is dealt with under Scots law — the same distinct legal system that applies from the Highlands to the Borders, and separately from the rest of the UK. The specialist Scottish solicitors we work with take on personal injury claims across the whole country, so you're never disadvantaged by living outside a big city. The pages below cover some of Scotland's largest towns and cities, with a little local context for each.
You don't need to be based in one of these locations to claim, and you don't need to travel to a solicitor's office — enquiries and updates can be handled by phone, email and post. What matters is that your accident happened in Scotland and that someone else was at fault. Most claims can be pursued on a no win, no fee basis, and there's generally a three-year time limit under the Prescription and Limitation (Scotland) Act 1973. Choose your area below, or start a free, no-obligation claim check from anywhere in Scotland.
Glasgow
Hurt on the M8, at work along the Clyde or on a Glasgow pavement, and it wasn't your fault? See whether a claim under Scots law could be open to you.
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Hurt on Old Town setts, along the tram route or at work in Edinburgh? If it wasn't your fault, a claim under Scots law may be open to you.
View →Aberdeen
Hurt offshore, at the harbour, on the A90 or in the city — or unwell after older industrial work in Aberdeen? A claim under Scots law may be possible.
View →Dundee
Hurt on the Kingsway, at the bridge approaches, at work in Tayside or in town — and it wasn't your fault? A Dundee claim under Scots law may be possible.
View →Stirling
Hurt at the M9/M80 interchange, on the A84 or A91, or at work in Stirling? If it wasn't your fault, a claim under Scots law may be possible.
View →Inverness
Hurt on the A9 or A82, on a Highland single-track road or at work near Inverness? If it wasn't your fault, a claim under Scots law may be possible.
View →Perth
Hurt at Broxden, on the A9 or M90, at work across Perthshire or in the city centre? If it wasn't your fault, a claim under Scots law may be possible.
View →Paisley
Hurt on the M8 near the airport, at work in Renfrewshire or in Paisley town centre? If it wasn't your fault, a claim under Scots law may be possible.
View →Not in a listed location?
Our partner solicitors handle claims across the whole of Scotland, not just the cities listed here. Use the free claim check form regardless of where in Scotland your accident occurred.
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Our free claim check takes minutes. A specialist Scottish solicitor will review your case with no obligation and no charge.