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McPake v SRCL Ltd [2013] ScotCS CSOH_157 (24 September 2013)
A Scottish Court of Session case on a needlestick injury, where the employer was found liable for failing to provide suitable protective equipment.
Reynolds v North Lanarkshire Council [2011] ScotCS CSOH_211 (09 December 2011)
The Court of Session held that Mary Reynolds's second personal injury action was barred by res judicata and granted decree of absolvitor to the council.
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.
Godfrey v. Quarriers [2006] ScotCS CSOH_160 (10 October 2006)
The Court of Session held that Andrew Godfrey’s historic abuse claim was time-barred, rejected his section 19A case, and excluded irrelevant apology averments.
MP v O'Neill & Ors [2006] ScotCS CSOH_93 (16 June 2006)
Historic child abuse claim on time-bar under section 17 of the 1973 Act. Lord Glennie held the psychological injury claim time-barred and refused section 19A relief.
Emslie v. Bell [2004] ScotCS 202 (12 August 2004)
Road accident personal injury claim where liability was admitted and the court assessed damages for chronic back pain and adjustment disorder.
Donnelly v. FAS Products [2004] ScotCS 73 (19 March 2004)
Quantum of damages after admitted liability for a severe hand injury. The court assessed prosthesis costs, loss of earnings, travelling expenses, and services claims.
McCormack v CSC Forest Products Ltd [2001] ScotCS 244 (1 November 2001)
The court held that special cause existed to withhold a personal injury action from jury trial because the pleadings and damages claims were too complex.
Carnegie v Ministry Of Defence [2001] ScotCS 75 (28 March 2001)
Court of Session decision on time-bar, pleadings, and whether later psychological injury could be treated as a distinct claim.
Duthie v MacFish Ltd [2000] ScotCS 184 (6 July 2000)
Personal injury damages assessed after severe chemical eye burns caused total loss of one eye, damage to the other, and psychological injury.
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