Our experienced solicitors will assess your case and will advise on the prospects of success. The advantage to you is that we will accept the risk. This means that we won’t ask you for any payment upfront. We will fund your case and, in the unlikely event you are unsuccessful, you walk away with nothing to pay.
If we cannot get agreement from the Insurer to settle your case, it may be necessary to raise proceedings in Court. So long as you have at least a 50% prospect of success, we will support your case with a funding package. Even if we lose the Court action, you will not have to pay a penny.
Our track record in winning cases is strong and experience counts. On successful conclusion of a case, we will usually recover outlays from the losing side and unlike many claims companies, we won’t deduct a percentage from your claim.
We may charge a fee depending upon our assessment of risk and any agreement we have with you. We guarantee that on success you will always receive at least 80% of your damages and 100% of the damage to your bike and kit.
We offer access to justice at no financial risk by offering a clear ‘no win, no fee’ service.
The Timescales
At Cycle Law Scotland, we will deal with your claim efficiently, effectively and in the shortest possible time without risking the success of your case or the value of your claim.
Our Recent Case Studies
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
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
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.
Leith Walk tram track cycling accident
Hannah suffered injuries after her bicycle wheel became trapped in tram tracks on Leith Walk in Edinburgh. Cycle Law Scotland investigated and discovered the cycle lane measured just 0.33 metres
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