Horse-Riding Accident Compensation, Scotland

If you have been injured horse-riding, contact Jones Whyte today. We will help you win the compensation you deserve.

Horse-Riding Accident Compensation

Horse-riding accidents can be very serious. A fall from a horse can lead to a wide range of injuries, including injuries to the:

Head.
Spine.
Limbs.

If you have been injured as a result of a horse-riding accident, compensation can go some way to making up for the pain and suffering.

It can help you access specialist medical care and rehabilitation to aid your recovery. Finally, a horse riding injury compensation claim can ensure that questions are answered, lessons are learned and those responsible for your injury are held to account.

If you have been injured horse-riding, contact Jones Whyte today. We will help you win the compensation you deserve.

Meet the Team

At Jones Whyte, our experienced legal professionals pride themselves on responding quickly, resolving your needs and providing you with ongoing help and support.

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Charles Brown

Partner

Natalie Doherty

Senior Solicitor & Notary Public

Michael McLean

Partner and Solicitor Advocate

Our Fee Structure

Success Fee: If your claim is successful, our success fee is charged as a percentage of compensation awarded to you. This fee covers our legal services and includes the cost of After the Event (ATE) insurance to protect you against having to pay the other side’s costs if your claim is unsuccessful.

No Win, No Fee Explained: You will not pay any legal fees if your claim is unsuccessful. However, if we secure compensation for you, our success fee will be deducted from your compensation award before payment to you.

When You Might Be Liable for Costs:

If you choose to terminate your agreement with us but later are successful with your claim through other means, such as with another firm of solicitors, you may be liable for the cost of the to work we have completed on your behalf.
In other exceptional circumstances as detailed in our instruction agreement and terms of business, such as if you have mislead us or falsely represented part of your claim.

These terms will be fully outlined in your instruction agreement and Terms of Businesss with us, and are available for you to review before you make any binding commitment. You are under no obligation to these terms by making an initial enquiry.

Contact Jones Whyte today

For legal support & help at every stage of your life.

0141 674 4358

info@joneswhyte.co.uk

Claiming horse-riding injury compensation

To make a horse-riding injury compensation claim, there needs to be some negligence on behalf of those responsible.

For example, it could be that you were given inadequate protective gear during a riding lesson, or you were instructed to ride in areas beyond your experience level.

When you make a claim with Jones Whyte, we start by taking your statement. This will help us to establish exactly what happened, the circumstances surrounding the incident and the identity of those responsible.

We will then gather any supporting evidence, such as medical reports and witness statements.

During the claim, we can help you access physiotherapy to aid your recovery.

While most accident claims are settled out of court, it is sometimes necessary to raise a court action. In this case, we will show that our solicitors are tough and experienced litigators.

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Other Personal Injury Claims

At Jones Whyte, we have teams of personal injury solicitors who specialise in different areas. The personal injury department has handled numerous personal injury claims.

Claims we have handled include:

If you have been injured due to someone’s negligence, Jones Whyte will be able to help you. Contact us today.

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Horse-Riding Accident Compensation, Scotland