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Oakwood Scotland Solicitors Appoints Alastair Cameron as New Director
Oakwood Scotland Solicitors is delighted to announce the appointment of Alastair Cameron as its new Director. With over 26 years of experience in the
Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2024: Recognising the Signs and Symptoms
This October, we mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time dedicated to increasing awareness about breast cancer, supporting those affected, and encouraging early screening.
How is a Scottish Road Traffic Accident claim valued?
If you’ve been involved in a road traffic accident in Scotland, seeking compensation through a solicitor can feel like a complex process. Whether you’ve
This Halloween driving rule could land Scots a £5k fine
Halloween is just around the corner, and shops are brimming with spooky costumes and sweet treats for trick-or-treaters. However, as the celebrations approach, Scots
Who should I report my road traffic accident to?
In the event of a road traffic accident, it can be confusing about who to contact and what to do – all whilst dealing with
NHS forced to apologise after failure to diagnose patient’s broken back
An NHS board has been told to apologise after staff missed an early opportunity to diagnose a patient with a broken back. The Scottish
13 types of compensation you can claim for after a road traffic accident
If you have been involved in a road traffic accident in Scotland, you may be aware that in some cases, you can claim compensation for
I want to make a claim – Will I need to go to court?
At Oakwood Scotland Solicitors, we understand that some clients may be concerned about going to court if their claim is accepted. Giving evidence in
NHS Whistleblowers ‘Blacklisted and bullied’ by managers, study reveals
Doctor whistleblowers in Scotland have spoken out about the “shocking” experiences of repercussions including bullying by managers, being blacklisted, marginalised and having their mental state
Flip Out Glasgow: Boy, 10 dies after becoming unwell at trampoline park
Concerns have been raised after a child died at a trampoline park in Glasgow yesterday (August 18). According to local news reports, emergency services were
Time limits for raising a claim in Scotland: How long do I have to present a Personal Injury claim?
When it comes to pursuing a personal injury claim in Scotland, understanding the applicable time limits is crucial. The law sets specific deadlines, known as
Glasgow Food Company fined £300,000 after worker loses four fingers
A Scottish food company has been fined more than £300,000 after one of its workers lost four fingers while unblocking a machine at a site