Road Traffic Accident Solicitors Scotland

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Our road traffic accident solicitors in Scotland can help you to make a compensation claim under Scots law for accidents occurring anywhere in Scotland, if you have been injured in a road traffic accident that wasn’t your fault. Our team of road accident solicitors can provide you with expert legal advice and guidance on a No Win, No Fee basis.

We help injured people get compensation for their injuries, financial losses and rehabilitation. As experienced personal injury solicitors, we have helped clients pursue personal injury claims arising from every type of collision. If you have been involved in an accident or involved in a road traffic collision, we provide expert legal support throughout the entire claim process, helping you recover the compensation you deserve.

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Making a road traffic accident claim in Scotland

The aftermath of a road traffic accident can be stressful, but following the right steps can help bolster your claim. To make your claim today, follow these steps:

  1. Report the incident to Police Scotland if possible
  2. Seek medical treatment
  3. Take photographs of the scene and vehicles
  4. Obtain witness details and keep any dashcam footage.
  5. Where possible, exchange insurance details with the other driver.


If the driver left the scene without providing details, do not worry, as there may still be options available to pursue compensation. These records may constitute useful evidence.

Our solicitors will explain your options, gather evidence, negotiate with insurers and guide your claim through the Scottish legal system, ensuring your case is handled properly from the offset. We explain every stage of the legal process, so you are well informed and equipped for your case.

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Types of road traffic accident claims

We represent people injured in a variety of road traffic accidents including:

  • Motor vehicle accident claims involving cars, vans and other road vehicles.
  • Motorbike accident cases where the motorcyclist was involved in a collision with another road user.
  • Cycling accident claims arising from collisions with vehicles or hazardous road conditions.
  • Accident claims for passengers injured while travelling in a vehicle.
  • Claims for pedestrian accidents involving vehicles on roads, pavements or crossings.
  • Bus and taxi accident claims involving public or private transport.
  • Accidents hit and run where the responsible driver left the scene.
  • Accidents with uninsured motorists where the at-fault driver had no valid insurance.

Car Accident Claims

If another road user caused the accident, we can help whether you were the driver or a passenger. Our lawyers pursue compensation for physical injury, loss of earnings, treatment costs and other financial losses.

Cycling Accident Claims

Cyclists face a particular danger on Scottish roads. We help injured cyclists make cycling accident claims in Scotland after collisions with cars, vans, motorcycles or other vehicles. We aid their case to help gain compensation for their injuries, damaged equipment and lost income.

Passenger Claims

The passenger is rarely at fault in a crash. If the driver of your vehicle caused the accident or another motorist did, you may still be able to claim compensation.

Claims Against Uninsured Drivers

If the other driver was uninsured or the driver failed to stop and give details, you may still be able to make a claim via the Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB). Our road accident lawyers for uninsured driver claims frequently help the following: clients who have been involved in a motorcycle accident involving an uninsured motorist, a serious injury caused by an uninsured driver or other hit and run incidents. We also assist people injured by uninsured or untraced drivers, ensuring claims are pursued through the correct Scottish processes.

Making A Personal Injury Claim In Scotland

Our panel of experienced personal injury lawyers excel in handling cases against well-funded insurance companies.

Our specialised injury lawyers will assist you with your claim, keep you informed throughout the whole process, and provide you with legal advice that is easy to understand.

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Get In Touch.

Tell us your story, we're here to listen and provide you with an initial assessment based on your circumstances.

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We’ll Prepare Your Claim.

We'll be by your side to take care of the legal process. We'll keep you informed of every step of the way.

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Receive Compensation.

If your claim is successful, we'll ensure that you get your compensation as soon as possible.

Bus Accident Claims

Bus Accident Claims Scotland – If you or someone you know suffered an injury on a bus, you can make a personal injury claim for your injuries. Call us today for a free consultation.

Taxi Accident Claims

If you have suffered a Taxi Injury, we can help you make a No Win No Fee personal injury claim, we are here to help, it all starts with a simple call, talk to our claims experts today…

Cycling Accident Claims

Get Free Cycling Accident Claim Advice from Cycling Injury Claim Experts. Call 0141 280 9789 For Free Consultation 24/7 Hours.

Motorcycle Accident Claims

If you have suffered a Motorcycle Whiplash Injury, we can help you make a No Win No Fee personal injury claim, we are here to help, it all starts with a simple call, talk to our claims experts today…

How do I make a whiplash claim in Scotland?

Scotland’s whiplash claims are different to those in England and Wales. Unlike England and Wales, Scotland has not adopted the whiplash tariff system introduced under the Civil Liability Act. This means that compensation is assessed on an individual basis and that successful claimants are often able to recover enhanced compensation together with their full legal costs, where appropriate.

If you have sustained injuries to your neck, shoulder or back as a consequence of a collision our solicitors can obtain the correct medical evidence and place a value on your claim under Scots law.

What does a road traffic accident claim in Scotland cover?

Compensation aims to put you back in the position you would have been in if the accident had not happened. Your claim may include:

  • Solatium (General Damages) for pain, suffering and loss of enjoyment of life.
  • Patrimonial Loss (Special Damages) for financial losses like lost earnings, medical expenses, travel costs, vehicle damage and future care.


We will help you understand what financial losses you can recover and ensure all parts of your claim are properly valued.

Meet The Team

Morag MacKenzie

Morag MacKenzie

Senior Claims Manager

Skye Robertson

Skye Robertson

Head of Serious Injury

Fiona Graham

Fiona Graham

Long-Term Illness Specialist

Who will deal with my claim?

Qualified Scottish solicitors will deal with your case – not unqualified claims handlers. We have a skilled legal team who understand the laws in Scotland and who negotiate directly with the insurers and represent clients all over Scotland.

Our solicitors have extensive experience in road traffic accident litigation and many are APIL accredited. You can also read more about the solicitor who is managing your case on our solicitor profiles pages.

Road Traffic Accidents Scotland: FAQs

What is the difference between a claim in Scotland and a claim in England or Wales?

Scots law and different court procedures apply to Scottish claims. Scotland has not adopted the whiplash tariff system used in England and Wales, and the rules around recovery of legal costs are also different. Solicitors in Scotland will make sure that your claim is taken forward in the right legal system.

The Prescription and Limitation (Scotland) Act 1973 generally requires most claims to be brought in within three years from the date of the accident. There are very few exceptions to this rule, so getting legal advice as soon as possible will help protect your right to claim.

You may still qualify for benefits. This is called contributory negligence, meaning the compensation may be reduced to reflect your share of responsibility, rather than denying a claim completely.

No, you can choose your own solicitor. Insurers will often suggest panel firms based in England and Wales but these may not be specialists in Scots law. Your claim will be dealt with by experienced Scottish solicitors under the right legal system.

Speak to our road traffic accident solicitors today

If you have been injured in a road traffic accident anywhere in Scotland, contact our specialist solicitors today for a free initial consultation with no obligation. We provide No Win, No Fee funding, clear legal advice and dedicated support throughout your claim.

  • Get in touch today and complete our online contact form to speak to a specialist road traffic accident solicitor.

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