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Legal Support for cyclists injured due to tram tracks

Cycle Law News
July 4, 2024

It seems that Edinburgh Trams cannot be run profitably and the Council still persists in considering every cycling injury claim due to the tram tracks before settling out of court.

Cycle Law

Elizabeth Fairley v Edinburgh Trams Ltd and CoEC

Case Law Cycle Law
February 12, 2024

Tram tracks cause cyclists to fall from their bicycles as their wheels get stuck in the track. Cyclists sue Edinburgh Trams Ltd for damages.

Edinburgh Trams

Tram troubles and Cycling Safety

Cycle Law News
January 4, 2024

Despite the significant number of cyclists who have been injured as a result of the tram tracks, very little has been done in terms of making improvements.

Tram Tracks

Edinburgh Tram Track Injuries – will they ever stop?

Cycle Law News
September 26, 2022

£1.2m paid out in compensation claims will continue to rise unless CEC takes action now.

Tram Tracks Princes Street

Edinburgh Tram cases update

Cycle Law News
November 9, 2021

Having recently settled three separate tram case civil claims, this blog serves as an update on the current status and position being taking by the City of Edinburgh Council with

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