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About SGT Solicitors Glasgow
Since our inception, SGT Legal Glasgow has undergone remarkable growth, evolving into a highly respected business that offers comprehensive legal counsel and real estate brokerage services. Our core area of expertise within the residential real estate industry revolves around serving both owner-occupants and property investors. What sets our legal firm apart is its distinct approach and commitment to excellence. Our guiding philosophy and forward-thinking dedication ensure that all our clients receive the utmost legal advice and guidance.
Who is Liable When a Dog Bites Someone in Scotland?
A dog bite can leave you physically injured, scarred and anxious around animals. If something happens in Scotland, responsibility could fall on the dog owner, the person caring for the dog or someone else, depending on the circumstances. Knowing the ins and outs of liability can help injured people figure out what evidence to keep…
What Should You Do After a Slip or Fall in a Shop or Supermarket?
You pick up your shopping, walk along an aisle and suddenly lose your footing. A wet floor, spilled liquid, damaged flooring, or an obstruction can turn an ordinary supermarket visit into an accident with lasting consequences. If you suffer a personal injury, the steps you take immediately afterwards can affect the evidence available for any…
How Do You Claim Against a Council for a Pothole or Paving Injury?
A pothole can damage a tyre, wheel or suspension, while a defective pavement can cause a fall and personal injury. But the existence of a pothole does not automatically mean the council is liable. In Scotland, liability depends on the council’s responsibility for the road, the state of the defect, its inspection and maintenance system,…
Who is Liable if you are Injured on a Pavement or in a Public Place in Scotland?
You could suffer a serious injury after a pavement trip, slip or fall in a shopping centre, car park or other public place. The person or organisation responsible for the area may be liable, but that isn’t automatic. A claim for accidents in public places usually depends on why the accident happened, who was responsible…
How are Workplace Fractures Valued in a Compensation Claim?
Broken bones from a work accident can be more than just a few weeks in plaster. A fracture may affect your ability to work; it may require surgery or physiotherapy; it may leave continuing pain or reduced movement. The amount of compensation will depend on the injury and how it has affected your life. This…
Who is Responsible When an Accident Happens on a Construction Site?
A worker falls from scaffolding on a Glasgow building site. Another worker is struck by falling objects, while someone else is injured because machinery was poorly maintained. After an accident, one question often follows quickly: who is responsible? The blame may not always be on one construction company. There are legal duties on a construction…
Can You Be Sacked for Making an Accident at Work Claim?
An employee is injured at work, reports what happened and later asks a solicitor whether they can claim compensation. Then a worry appears: could the employer sack them for making a personal injury claim? Making an accident at work claim does not automatically give an employee protection from every form of dismissal. The position depends…
What Should You Do Immediately After an Accident at Work in Scotland?
A workplace accident can leave you dealing with pain, time off work and uncertainty about what happens next. If you’ve been injured at work in Scotland, the steps taken immediately afterwards can also become important if you later decide to make a claim. This guide explains what to do, what evidence may matter and when…
Can You Still Claim If the Accident Was Partly Your Own Fault?
If you have sustained a personal injury, you might be eligible to file a personal injury claim. Scottish law recognises contributory negligence where the claimant’s own conduct contributed to the accident or injury. This guide explains this and how it may affect liability and the level of personal injury compensation you may be able to…
How Long Does a Personal Injury Claim Take in Scotland?
After a road traffic accident, workplace accident or another incident causing injury, the physical recovery can be difficult enough without wondering how long a compensation claim will take. Some personal injury claims settle within months, while others take considerably longer. There is no single answer to how long a personal injury claim takes in Scotland….
What Evidence Do You Need to Support a Personal Injury Claim in Scotland?
If you have been injured in an accident and are thinking about making a personal injury claim in Scotland, the evidence that you have can make all the difference. Medical records, photographs, witness information, accident reports and evidence of financial losses may all be relevant. This step-by-step guide looks at the type of evidence a…
What is a No Win No Fee Agreement, and What does it Actually Cost You?
After suffering a personal injury, the cost of taking legal action can be a concern. You may have medical expenses, loss of earnings or other financial pressures at the same time as trying to recover. A no win no fee agreement can allow some people to pursue a personal injury claim without paying their solicitor’s…
How Much Compensation Can You Claim for a Personal Injury in Scotland?
If you have suffered an injury in a road traffic accident, workplace accident or another situation where someone else may have been at fault, one of the first concerns is likely to be how much compensation you could receive. There is no fixed amount for personal injury claims in Scotland. How much you get for…
How Long Do You Have to Make a Personal Injury Claim in Scotland?
After a road traffic accident, work accident or other injury, making a compensation claim may not be your first concern. You may have to arrange medical treatment, time off work and deal with the circumstances of the accident. But the accident date can become legally significant. Most personal injury claims in Scotland are subject to…
Can I Appeal a Civil Court Decision in Scotland?
If you lost your civil case, you may be asking yourself if there is any way to challenge the result. There is an appeal sometimes, but Scottish courts do not allow appeals just because someone disagrees with the outcome. You need to have a legal basis to challenge a judgement. Understanding the appeals process will…
What Is Adjudication Under Scottish Construction Law?
A payment application is rejected. A contractor leaves the site. A project that had been moving at pace suddenly slows because the parties can’t agree on money, delays, or defective work. Situations like these arise regularly across Scottish construction projects, and waiting months or years for a court judgment rarely suits anyone involved. This guide…
Meet The Team
Our directors have 76 years of combined experience in legal services, we will ensure that your case runs smoothly, guaranteeing you are provided with regular updates, and knowing where you stand at all times.
Stephanie Whale – Managing Director
Duncan McWilliam – Director
