We hope our clients wont need our services again

When we have concluded a client's case, we often say that we hope they won’t need our services again. Unfortunately, however, too often we do have repeat clients. Whilst we’re always sad to hear that they need our help again, it’s pleasing to know that they were happy with our service and wish to use us again.

Roz Boynton, our Aberdeen based solicitor, acted for Derek in respect of a cycling accident in July 2021. He had been out cycling near his home when a car travelling in the opposite direction started to overtake a line of traffic. Faced with an oncoming vehicle, Derek had to take a dive onto the grassy verge to his left to avoid a collision. You can read our case study and watch the video of the incident here.

"It's happened again!"

Accidents like Derek’s are relatively unusual thankfully and it is not one of the common incidents that we see here at Cycle Law Scotland. So, you can imagine our surprise when Derek called Roz in February to say, “You’ll never believe this but it’s happened again!” Not only was Derek involved in another cycling incident, but it happened in exactly the same manner and fortunately was again caught on his action camera!

Derek suffered nasty soft tissue injuries and needed to attend the local hospital. His bicycle was damaged requiring new wheels and parts. We were able to identify the driver’s motor insurers from the registration number and intimate the claim. Liability was quickly admitted on behalf of the driver who explained he didn’t see Derek because it was a sunny day and the sun was in his eyes. We would suggest that if you can’t see whilst driving, you certainly shouldn’t be overtaking!!

Cycle Law Scotland negotiate a settlement

As liability was admitted, we were able to secure funding for Derek to get physiotherapy treatment to help him get back on the bike. Once his treatment was complete, we obtained specialist medical evidence on his injuries and were able to negotiate a settlement for him which he was satisfied with. 

Our Award Winning Team

Brenda Mitchell – Motorcycle Accident Solicitor in Scotland

Brenda Mitchell

Senior Partner

Brenda has been a Personal Injury Lawyer for over 38 years and for the last 20 years has specialised representing injured motorcyclists, cyclists and pedestrians.



Jodi Gordon - Partner

Jodi Gordon

Partner

Jodi is a Partner at RTA Law LLP with 14+ years’ experience in catastrophic injury claims for vulnerable road users including cyclists and motorcyclists.

Thomas Mitchell - Associate

Thomas Mitchell

Partner

Thomas represents clients who have been involved in road traffic incidents and he specialises in representing vulnerable road users such as pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists.

Our Recent Case Studies

Byers Road, Gladsgow

Cyclist hit by untraced driver files MIB compensation claim

A Glasgow cyclist knocked from his e-bike was unable to identify the driver responsible. Cycle Law Scotland pursued his claim through the Motor Insurers’ Bureau, securing rehabilitation and more than

Hidden pothole on shared-use path at Hogganfield Loch

Pothole case Glasgow

An experienced cyclist suffered a serious wrist fracture after striking a pothole concealed beneath floodwater on a shared-use path at Hogganfield Loch, Glasgow. Cycle Law Scotland investigated the history of

NCR75

Cyclist injured by German tourist on Scottish cycle path

Colin was cycling on National Cycle Route 75 when he was involved in a head-on collision with a German tourist who instinctively rode on the wrong side of the shared-use

Pothole Accident Claims

Cyclist injured by hidden pothole secures full compensation

A keen cyclist suffered multiple injuries after hitting a pothole concealed beneath standing water near Kilmarnock. Despite attempts to reduce compensation, Cycle Law Scotland successfully secured a full settlement.

Is it worth 5 minutes of your time?

A quick phone call allows us to ask you a few questions about what happened to you and determine whether we can help. 

This form collects your name and phone number so that we can contact you. Check out our Privacy Policy for more detail on how we store, process and protect your submitted data. If you choose not to consent, please use an alternative contact method shown on our Contact page.

Get in Touch

Name(Required)