Digby Brown Edinburgh office

Trusted personal injury solicitors in Edinburgh

Our Edinburgh lawyers support clients across a wide range of personal injury claims, including:

• Road traffic accidents claims
• Work accident claims
• Historic abuse claims
• Cycling accident claims
• Clinical Negligence claims
• Criminal Injury Compensation Authority claims
• Accidents abroad

While these are key areas of focus for our Edinburgh team, our solicitors are experienced in handling all types of personal injury claims. 

If you’ve been injured and need legal advice, call us today or complete our enquiry form to speak with our legal enquiry team

Getting to Digby Brown’s Edinburgh office

The Digby Brown Edinburgh office is based a short 20 min walk away from Waverley station. We have limited parking spaces for guests who can request a spot in advance and lots of buses also stop about 100m away round the corner on Newington Road A701.

Digby Brown has had an office here for as long as we can remember. The reason for this is that back in the day, a law firm was required to have an Edinburgh address if they wanted to be able to lodge paperwork in the Court of Session – the highest court in Scotland.

Giving back matters to Digby Brown Edinburgh

Our staff in Edinburgh are making dedicated fundraising efforts for their 2026 charity partner - Empty Kitchens Full Hearts – an organisation that offers meals and support for those in need.

Every year the firm hosts the Head Injury Information Day – an annual event that brings together brain injury survivors and healthcare practitioners to share knowledge and support. In addition to the event in Glasgow there is also another event in Edinburgh which welcomes around 300 people each year.

We also work alongside road safety stakeholders to educate the city’s school pupils (S4 and older) on road safety at The Edinburgh Young Drivers event. Our solicitors host a ‘mock court’ of a post-crash trial. Pupils hear facts from the case, the victims and are asked to give judgements. The aim of this is to help teens understand far-reaching consequences of careless or dangerous actions before they ever get behind the wheel themselves.