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FENRIR THORVALDSEN AGAINST DUNDEE CITY COUNCIL [2021] ScotCS CSOH_120 (02 December 2021)
In a Scottish personal injury action, the court held the pursuer recovered from post-concussion syndrome within seven weeks and awarded limited damages only.
DENNIE, APPEAL AGAINST CONVICTION BY SANDRA DENNIE AGAINST HER MAJESTY'S ADVOCATE [2018] ScotHC HCJAC_67 (26 October 2018)
The High Court of Justiciary held that a jury verdict was not inconsistent or perverse where injuries were caused during an assault, even without proof of striking with glass.
Greenhorn (AP) v South Glasgow University Hospitals NHS Trust [2008] ScotCS CSOH_128 (05 September 2008)
Medical negligence action over a colposuspension complication dismissed; the court held Dr Lingam was not negligent and Dr Hassan adequately supervised.
Rooney v. The Advocate General For Scotland [2008] ScotCS CSOH_111 (05 August 2008)
A firefighter’s personal injury claim failed after the court found his account of the accident and the alleged link to faecal incontinence was not proved.
Riddell v Leisure Link Electronic Entertainment Ltd [2008] ScotCS CSIH_16 (15 February 2008)
The Court of Session refused an employer’s appeal in a personal injury case, upholding findings that the pursuer’s ongoing back pain was credible and accident-related.
Bremner v. Bartlett [2008] ScotCS CSOH_03 (09 January 2008)
Road traffic personal injury claim. The court found the pursuer proved whiplash and psychological injury, but not that later cervical degeneration was accident-caused.
Rodgers v Colin Hutton Group Coachworks Ltd [2006] ScotCS CSOH_126 (16 August 2006)
A personal injury claim failed on causation: the court held the pursuer’s severe mental difficulties were due to a pre-existing depressive disorder, not a minor workplace head knock.
Berry v. McCowans Ltd [2005] ScotCS CSOH_66 (18 May 2005)
The Outer House dismissed a factory worker’s personal injury claim, finding she failed to prove an on-the-job accident or that any shoulder injury was caused by manual handling at work.
Carter v. Carter & Ors [2005] ScotCS CSOH_2 (11 January 2005)
Personal injury action after a car accident: the court found the driver negligent, rejected negligence claims against the garage, and held the pursuer failed to prove the accident caused his stroke.
Cochrane v. Gaughan [2004] ScotCS 62 (09 March 2004)
A workplace slip-and-fall claim failed because the pursuer did not prove the floor was slippery or that water caused her fall, despite a wet-floor sign.
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