Emphasising Rehabilitation: Our Commitment to Cyclists' Well-Being
At Cycle Law Scotland, we firmly believe in the long-term benefits of rehabilitation; the earlier rehabilitation is provided, the better the outcome. We want to get you back on your bike as soon as possible.
For some injured cyclists, the provision of prompt, specialist rehabilitation may enable you to return to work sooner or get back in the saddle quicker than expected. If you or your loved one has suffered more serious injuries, rehabilitation may help to improve quality of life, make certain everyday tasks possible and considerably increase independence.
We subscribe to the Rehabilitation Code of best practice, which encourages insurers and personal injury lawyers to work together from the start of a case to consider the rehabilitation requirements of the claimant. As a result, rehabilitation is one of the first issues we discuss with our clients, with the aim of ensuring they receive the specialist services they require to improve their quality of life as soon as possible.
At Cycle Law Scotland, when we are representing someone who has been seriously injured or has suffered any injury which will benefit from rehabilitation, we will arrange for first class medical experts to ascertain the full extent of the injuries and detail any rehabilitation and/or specialist treatment requirements so the necessary arrangements can be made. We would also apply for interim funding to cover any necessary counselling, transport and/or re-housing needs.
Changing Solicitors
No matter what stage your cycling accident compensation claim is at, it’s always possible to change Solicitors. It’s easier than you may think and the process is straightforward..
If you’ve been involved in a cycling accident, it helps to have a highly experienced cycling accident lawyer on your side. Having one who also rides bikes and speaks your language is even better!
No Win, No Fee
If you’ve been involved in a cycle accident and have been injured, you need advice from a lawyer to help you claim for any injury and loss.
Many people worry about seeking help from a lawyer because of the costs involved but at Cycle Law Scotland we can remove that worry.
Cycle Law Scotland operates on a "no win no fee" basis.
Legal Protection
Cycle Law Scotland provides cyclists with free specialist legal representation for personal injury following a road traffic collision. We hope it never happens to you but, if it does, we are here to help.
Our Recent Case Studies
Cyclist injured at Glasgow roundabout wins claim despite insurer denying liability
A Glasgow cyclist suffered a fractured foot and had his brand-new Merida Reacto destroyed when a driver entered a roundabout and collided with him. Despite the driver's apology, her insurer
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
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
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