Practical 'What If' Guides

This playlist answers the practical 'what if' questions that arise in Scottish personal injury claims — the specific scenarios and complications that fall outside the standard claims process but that affect a significant number of claimants.

What If I Was Partly at Fault for My Accident in Scotland?

What If I Was Partly at Fault for My Accident in Scotland?

Contributory negligence in Scotland — if you were partly responsible for your accident you may still be entitled to compensation. This video explains how the reduction works.

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What If the Driver Who Hit Me Was Uninsured? (MIB Scotland)

What If the Driver Who Hit Me Was Uninsured? (MIB Scotland)

If the driver who caused your accident was uninsured or fled the scene, the Motor Insurers' Bureau (MIB) exists to compensate you. This video explains how MIB claims work in Scotland.

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What If My Employer Has Gone Bust — Can I Still Claim?

What If My Employer Has Gone Bust — Can I Still Claim?

Employer insolvency does not end your right to claim. This video explains how employer liability insurance works, how to trace historic insurers, and what happens when a company no longer exists.

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What If I Was Injured Abroad but Live in Scotland?

What If I Was Injured Abroad but Live in Scotland?

Living in Scotland does not prevent you from claiming for an injury that happened abroad. This video explains when Scottish solicitors can help and how package holiday and RTA abroad claims work.

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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).