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Scott McSeveney against Aviva Insurance Ltd (Court of Session) [2026] CSOH 18 (05 March 2026)
The Court of Session refused, for now, a motion to dismiss a personal injury action for alleged fundamental dishonesty, allowing a possible renewed motion later.
Muhammad Suleman against One Insurance LTD (Sheriff Court Civil) [2025] SCGLA 88 (10 October 2025)
The sheriff found a rear-end collision caused by the defender’s insured, awarded £1,750 solatium and £120 inspection costs, and reserved expenses.
Gary Bowers against Aviva Insurance LTD (National Personal Injury Court) [2025] SCEDIN 57 (03 September 2025)
Sheriff Campbell held a taxi-driver injury claim fell within the personal injury court jurisdiction, but expenses were awarded on the Summary Cause scale.
Stephen Lyons against QBE UK LTD (National Personal Injury Court) [2025] SCEDIN 20 (12 March 2025)
The court held that the insurer’s driver materially contributed to a road traffic collision and awarded the pursuer £6,008.91, including solatium and losses.
Farheen Ackrim against UK Insurance LTD (All-Scotland Sheriff Personal Injury Court) [2024] SCEDIN 53 (05 December 2024)
A Scottish personal injury court awarded ÂŁ3,144 after an admitted road traffic collision, accepting a neck soft-tissue injury but rejecting claimed back pain.
Calum Fraser and another against Evelyn Munro (All-Scotland Sheriff Personal Injury Court) [2024] SCEDIN 36 (18 July 2024)
In a proof on a low-speed rear-end collision, the sheriff held the defender negligent and awarded both pursuers damages for whiplash and related losses.
PHILLIP SAMSON v DC WATSON & SONS (FENTON BARNS) LIMITED and UK INSURANCE LIMITED [2022] ScotSAC Civ 4 (01 February 2022)
The Sheriff Appeal Court held the respondents liable for the appellant’s injuries in a road traffic accident and increased the damages awarded.
SANDRA CAMERON AND ANOTHER AGAINST IFEANYI NWANKWO AND ANOTHER [2022] ScotCS CSOH_7 (21 January 2022)
Personal injury proof on liability arising from a pedestrian collision in Glasgow. The court held the driver was in the wrong lane, but found one-third contributory negligence.
GORDON WALLACE v (FIRST) DAVID ROACHE AND (SECOND) LIVERPOOL VICTORIA INSURANCE COMPANY LTD [2021] ScotSAC Civ 23 (28 July 2021)
The Sheriff Appeal Court refused an appeal over liability and damages arising from a road traffic accident, holding the sheriff’s findings were supported by the evidence.
PHILIP SAMSON AGAINST D.C.WATSON & SONS (FENTON BARNS) LIMITED and UK INSURANCE LIMITED [2021] SC EDIN 3 (14 January 2021)
The sheriff court found the defenders liable in a road traffic personal injury claim, awarding damages to the pursuer subject to reduction for contributory negligence.
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