Medical & NHS Specific

Medical and clinical negligence claims in Scotland involve a distinct set of rules, standards, and procedures that set them apart from other personal injury claims. This playlist covers the Scottish NHS claims process and the legal tests that apply.

How to Make an NHS Scotland Negligence Claim

How to Make an NHS Scotland Negligence Claim

Making a claim against NHS Scotland for medical negligence — who you claim against (the Health Board, not individual staff), how the process works, and the 3-year knowledge date.

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Getting Your Medical Records in Scotland — Your Rights Explained

Getting Your Medical Records in Scotland — Your Rights Explained

Your medical records are the foundation of any medical negligence claim. This video explains your legal right to access them in Scotland and how the process works.

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How Expert Witnesses Work in Scottish Medical Negligence Cases

How Expert Witnesses Work in Scottish Medical Negligence Cases

In medical negligence cases, independent medical experts are the key to establishing whether treatment fell below the required standard. This video explains how they work in Scotland.

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Hunter v Hanley — The Scottish Medical Negligence Test Explained

Hunter v Hanley — The Scottish Medical Negligence Test Explained

Hunter v Hanley (1955) is the foundation of medical negligence law in Scotland. This video explains the three-part test, how it works in practice, and why it differs from English law.

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About this playlist: Videos presented by David Gildea, Scottish Claims Helpline. Content covers Scottish personal injury law and is specific to the Scottish legal system. Last updated: March 2026. Scottish Claims Helpline is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 830381).