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Don’t suffer in silence: How family members can claim as secondary victims
In Scotland, family members traumatised by witnessing an accident may claim as secondary victims. Learn your rights and how to seek compensation.
What our clients say.
“Thomas has been absolutely fantastic with me throughout the whole process. Explained everything to me at various stages and always available if I had any questions. Nobody wants to be in an accident but if you are, you want Motorcycle Law Scotland on your side.”
Col Henry
“Cycle Law Scotland were brilliant from start to finish. Throughout the whole process of my claim, their communication was fantastic and they handled my case with skill and professionalism. At first I wasn’t sure whether to take legal action after my accident because I was worried it would be too complicated, but I’m really glad I did. Cycle Law Scotland took the stress out and made the whole process very easy. I couldn’t recommend them enough. Thank you!”
Kate Osmond
“Thomas from Motorcycle Law Scotland spent a lot of time on my case and was very determined to get me the amount to recover my losses. A very competent firm and guided me through the process of the claim step by step. I fully recommend them.”
Brian Meiklejohn
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