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Digby Brown Solicitors
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About Digby Brown Solicitors
Digby Brown Solicitors are today Scotland’s largest Personal Injury practice specialising in personal injury compensation claims. We are ranked band 1 for Personal Injury in Scotland by Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession and The Legal 500. Founded in 1907, the firm has grown to encompass seven offices: Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee, Kirkcaldy, Inverness, Aberdeen and Ayr and we handle personal injury compensation claims across Scotland. We are able to offer a complete funding and insurance package through our litigation funding company, Compensate. This gives our clients access to justice with no financial risk. As a personal injury firm of lawyers, litigation is the means by which we achieve justice on behalf of our clients. We believe in litigation, it is at the heart of our business model and the reason why Digby Brown continues to grow financially and by reputation.
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People
Digby Brown Solicitors welcomed Amy Grant, who began her career with the company after her grandfather, who served as a mailman in Glasgow for 25 years, told her about a job opening in the administration team.
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Presence & Recognition
Digby Brown Solicitors is hosting the Scottish Asbestos Conference this Thursday bringing together medical, political, charitable and legal organisations to improve support for people affected by asbestos-related diseases.
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Presence & Recognition
Digby Brown Solicitors staff will join Des Clarke and Heart's Half Marathon Heroes at the AJ Bell Great Scottish Run in one month to support Global's Make Some Noise and small charities across Scotland.
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Legal & Regulatory
Digby Brown Solicitors reported that Sophie Eve Hynd admitted to causing the deaths of Satwant Singh and Jatinder Kaur by dangerous driving following a conviction at the High Court in Edinburgh.
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Legal & Regulatory
Digby Brown Solicitors reported that 22 farm workers died from workplace accidents in 2025/26 due to unsafe practices, marking the worst death rate of any sector.
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Legal & Regulatory
Digby Brown Solicitors reported that the couple's children paid tribute to their mother and father in the statement regarding the High Court in Edinburgh where the couple's children paid tribute to their mother and father.
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People
Digby Brown Solicitors welcomed Neil Wright as an administrative assistant after leaving school.
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Legal & Regulatory
Digby Brown Solicitors Partner Catriona Headley helped the 28-year-old John Byrn secure compensation after his leg break
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