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If you’ve been seriously injured in an accident that wasn’t your fault, you may be entitled to compensation.
At InjuryTime Claims, powered by Jackson Boyd Solicitors, we help people across Scotland make successful personal injury claims — with no upfront costs and no win, no fee representation.
Whether you were injured in a road traffic accident, at work, in a public place, or due to medical negligence, our team can help you secure the compensation you deserve for your pain, suffering, and financial losses.
What is a Personal Injury Claim?
A personal injury claim is a legal process where you seek compensation for injuries caused by someone else’s negligence. This includes:
- Car, motorbike, and cycling accidents
- Injuries at work or on construction sites
- Slips, trips, and falls in public spaces
- Medical or dental negligence
- Criminal injuries (such as assaults or abuse)
To make a claim, we must show:
1. Someone owed you a duty of care
2. They breached that duty (acted negligently)
3. That breach caused your injury
Personal Injury Claims in Scotland
Unlike other parts of the UK, Scotland has its own legal system and injury claim process. That’s why it’s important to work with Scottish-based solicitors who understand the law here.
At InjuryTime Claims:
• We handle accident claims across Scotland
• We are backed by Jackson Boyd Solicitors, one of the most respected personal injury firms in the country
• We focus on serious injury cases, not minor whiplash or low-value claims
• You don’t need to attend court or meetings in person — most of your claim can be managed remotely.
What can I claim compensation for?
We work to ensure your compensation reflects the true impact of your injury — not just your immediate expenses.
Every case is different, but you can usually claim for:
General damages (pain, suffering, trauma) |
Loss of earnings (past and future) |
Medical treatment or rehab costs |
Travel and care expenses |
Property damage or mobility aids |
Long-term disability or reduced quality of life |
How the process works
1 | Free initial consultationWe’ll assess if you have a valid claim |  |
2 | No win, no fee agreementYou only pay if your case succeeds |  |
3 | Case preparationIncluding medical records, accident reports, and evidence |  |
4 | Claim submission and negotiationWe’ll fight for the best outcome |  |
5 | Compensation paidDirectly to your bank account |  |
Why choose InjuryTime Claims?
Scotland-based experts - Deep understanding of Scottish personal injury law No Win, No Fee - No financial risk, no upfront costs Jackson Boyd Solicitors - Trusted name in serious injury law Full support - From evidence gathering to medical appointments Serious focus - We only take on genuine, high-value personal injury claims
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FAQs - Personal Injury Claims Scotland
After getting emergency medical attention, gather evidence (if safe to do so) such as photos of the scene, driver details, and witness contacts. Report the accident to police and speak to a solicitor who specialises in motorbike injury claims. Our team can guide you from the very start.
Yes. Even if you were partially responsible, you may still be eligible for compensation. This is known as split liability. While the amount may be adjusted based on your level of responsibility, it’s still worth pursuing a claim to cover your recovery, expenses, and any other impacts from the accident.
Compensation varies depending on the severity and long-term impact of your injuries. You may claim for medical costs, lost income, rehabilitation, pain and suffering, and home adaptations.
Absolutely. Motorbike accidents often involve unique mechanics of injury, speed-related trauma, and rider vulnerability. Specialist solicitors understand these cases deeply and can secure better outcomes than general personal injury firms.
You usually have 3 years from the date of the accident to begin your claim. If you’re claiming on behalf of someone with reduced capacity or a child, different time limits apply. Contact us for tailored advice.