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committed to injured people
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committed to injured people

Animal compensation lawyers - Paisley

Pets such as dogs and cats are an integral part of the UK society, regards by many as members of the family. These animals can occasionally cause harm to people, and when this happens the injured person may pursue compensation for suffering and loss of income.

Many people enjoy horse riding, but with the joy that horse riding brings also comes an element of risk. If you have been injured due to the actions of a horse you may have the right to compensation.

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Dawn joined Digby Brown in 2008 having graduated from Strathclyde University in 2000. She qualified as a solicitor and notary public in 2002. Dawn is a Partner in our insurance litigation department and deals with accidents on the road, at work, occupier and public liability claims as well as fatal accidents. Dawn has considerable experience of cases both in the Sheriff Court and Court of Session; has developed a noticeable track record of conducting and winning Proofs in both and has a...
Distance: 7 miles
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Mark is accredited by the Law Society of Scotland as a specialist in Personal Injury Law and is recognised as a Senior Litigator by the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers. He is a partner of Digby Brown LLP, Scotland's largest litigation firm and winner of the Litigation Firm of the Year at the Scottish Legal Awards. Mark heads up Digby Brown's Foreign and Travel, Product Liability and Consumer Law departments. His areas of specialisation...
Distance: 7 miles
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