What is no win no fee?

No win no fee means you pay nothing if your claim is unsuccessful. Your solicitor is only paid if your claim succeeds, typically from a percentage of your compensation. There are no upfront costs and no financial risk to you.

How long do I have to make a claim in Scotland?

Most personal injury claims in Scotland must be made within 3 years of the accident under the Prescription and Limitation (Scotland) Act 1973. For children, the 3-year period does not start until their 16th birthday. Equal pay claims must be brought within 6 months of leaving employment.

Is Scottish Claims Helpline regulated?

Yes. Scottish Claims Helpline is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Firm Reference Number 830381. You can verify our registration on the FCA Register at register.fca.org.uk.

What types of claim does Scottish Claims Helpline handle?

Scottish Claims Helpline handles personal injury, road traffic accidents, workplace accidents, medical and clinical negligence, industrial disease (including mesothelioma and asbestosis), equal pay claims against councils and supermarkets, serious injuries, fatal accident claims, and many other compensation claims under Scottish law.

How much compensation could I receive?

Compensation amounts depend on the type and severity of your claim. Minor injuries typically attract awards of £1,000 to £11,000. Moderate injuries £11,000 to £40,000. Serious or life-changing injuries can result in awards of £150,000 to several million pounds. You may also claim for lost earnings, medical costs, and care expenses on top of the injury award.

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WHAT WE DO Scottish Claims Helpline is an FCA regulated (FRN 830381) no win no fee claims management company covering all of Scotland. We handle personal injury, medical negligence, industrial disease, equal pay and more. Complete our short form for a free, no obligation assessment — we aim to call back within 2 hours.

Which Group Action Claims Are Open in Scotland Right Now?

Fife Council Equal Pay — Tribunal Case Won, Appeal Hearing December 2026

Claimants won their equal pay case at tribunal. Fife Council has appealed, with the hearing due in December 2026 — current Fife Council employees in predominantly female roles are urged to register their claim before the appeal is heard.

Supermarket equal pay - Asda, Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsburys

Supermarket Equal Pay Claim

Checkout operators, shop floor assistants and section leaders may be owed thousands in backdated equal pay.

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North Ayrshire Council Equal Pay

Care at Home Assistants currently employed by North Ayrshire Council — claims continuing with Dallas McMillan solicitors.

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Dundee City Council Equal Pay

Home carers, cleaners and catering staff may be owed up to 5 years backdated pay.

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What Types of Claim Can You Make in Scotland?

Personal Injury Medical Negligence Clinical Negligence Work Accidents Industrial Disease Serious Injuries Equal Pay Fatal Accidents Product Liability Professional Negligence

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About this page: Written by David Gildea, Scottish Claims Helpline. Last reviewed: March 2026. Scottish Claims Helpline is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 830381). We reference legislation.gov.uk, Scottish Courts, and Judicial College Guidelines.