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Partners:
Chris Stewart
David Wilson
Douglas Jaap
Fraser Oliver
Fraser Simpson
Mark Gibson
Moira Kay
Robert Swanney

Associates:
David Nellaney
Dawn McCafferty
Euan Love
Gavin Brogan
Iona Brown
Jillian Mackenzie
Laura McManus
Ross Milvenan
Ruth Kelliher
Suzanne Williams

Solicitors:
Asha Narsapur
Barry Berlow-Jackson
Caroline Fraser
Colin Moffat
David Swanney
Diane Cooper
Elaine Marshall
Elaine Smith
Fiona Battison
Isla McKnight
Julia Mountford
Kirsty O'Donnell
Laurie Anderson
Lisa Byrne
Louise McLaughlin
Matt Leckie
Melanie Todd
Musab Hemsi
Neil Paterson
Ruthven Bell
Stuart Barton
Director of Finance:
Jim Wright

HR Director:
Neil MacInnes

Director of IT:
Gary Wilson

Director of Information Systems:
Fraser Ewing

Director of Marketing:
Craig Semple

PR Account Exec:
Neil Cardwell

Senior Claims Handler:
Nick Dochnenko

Client Support Manager:
Kathleen McMonagle

Welfare Rights Advisor:
Danni Greer
Jacqueline Lange

Paralegals:
Charlotte Canavan
Elizabeth Morrison
Gillian McCarron
Ilene Duddy
Joanne McLaren
Loreen Riddell
Margaret Bain
Michael Fallan
Nina Maxwell
Stacy Morrison
Susan Cassidy
Wendy Gordon

Name:Moira Kay
Designation: Partner
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Direct Dial:0141 566 9547
Department: Serious Injury
Moira Kay

Moira is a Litigation Partner and leads Digby Brown’s catastrophic injury department.  She has a specialist interest in cases involving brain and spinal injury.  Moira provides a legal counselling service for Spinal Injuries Scotland, BIRT at Graham Anderson House in Glasgow and at Huntercombe Neurodisability.  Moira is the Honorary Treasurer of the Scottish Head Injury Forum.  She is co-authoring an updated publication entitled “Claiming Compensation after Head Injury in Scotland” for Headway.

Moira is an accredited Senior Litigator of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers. 

Moira has been involved in pursuing claims for damages, not only in Scotland, but also in Europe and in North America.

Injury Lawyer - senior litigator

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