Brenda Mitchell

Brenda Mitchell

Senior Partner

Brenda has been a Personal Injury Lawyer for over 38 years and is vastly experienced in catastrophic and complex injury cases such as spinal, brain and amputation.

Brenda’s particular area of interest is personal injury claims for motorcyclists who have been injured in road traffic accidents.

She has always taken a keen interest in motorcycling and obtained her full motorcycle licence in 1983. She became an IAM RoadSmart Advanced motorcyclist in 2018 and an IAM Roadsmart advanced driver in 2024.

Although it’s not compulsory for a motorcycle accident lawyer to ride a motorcycle, Brenda considers riding a motorcycle to be an important part of her role as it provides her with a full understanding and appreciation of motorcycle dynamics and control.

She is one of Scotland’s leading motorcycle accident lawyers.

Brenda set up Motorcycle Law Scotland in 2011 to provide a bespoke service to fellow motorcyclists.

She is passionate about ensuring motorcyclists, injured through no fault of their own, receive the compensation they deserve.

She strongly believes that a first class service and personal representation from experienced lawyers really does make a difference, not only to the outcome of a case, but also to the motorcyclists and families involved.

Recognising her success and expertise as a specialist Lawyer, Brenda was awarded Solicitor of the Year 2013 at the Law Awards of Scotland. She was also shortlisted as a finalist for “Solicitor of the Year” at the Scott & Co Awards in 2016.

She has provided legal advice on a whole range of motorcycle accident and insurance related issues which she hopes will be helpful to the motorcycling community.

"I am passionate about representing people to ensure they secure access to justice by means of a first class personal service."

Our Award Winning Team

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.

Zara Jones - Partner

Zara Jones

Partner

Zara is a Partner at RTA Law, where she completed her training. She has extensive experience representing vulnerable road users and is dedicated to achieving the best possible outcomes for clients who have often suffered life-changing injuries.

Our Recent Case Studies

Headcam footage from rear-end motorcycle accident near Bonnyrigg

Motorcyclist hits rear of van | 100% motorcycle claim settlement

Ben was told that because his motorcycle collided with the rear of a van, the accident would probably be considered his fault. Headcam footage and a detailed liability investigation told

A86 near Loch Laggan

Motorcycle accident claim Scotland | Insurer denies liability

When Bob was confronted by a 4x4 towing a trailer across the A86 near Loch Laggan, he had nowhere to go. The driver's insurer denied liability and blamed Bob's speed.

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

Discussions with Insurers

Panel solicitor undervalues motorcycle claim

John’s insurer-appointed panel solicitor valued his motorcycle accident claim at just £3,900–£4,900. After Motorcycle Law Scotland took over his case, detailed investigation and independent medical evidence identified losses that had

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