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MoreWinter Dinner Dance 2026 raises more than £117,000 for Spinal Injuries Scotland
Digby Brown helped raise an incredible £117,305 for Spinal Injuries Scotland (SIS) at its Winter Dinner Dance last week. The 23rd annual... -
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MoreThe three most common workplace accidents in Scotland – and what workers need to know
Falls, including those from height, being crushed by an unsafe object and accidents involving faulty machinery or equipment you haven’t been trained... -
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MoreFAI to be held after death of Graham’s The Family Dairy worker
The family of a farm worker who died after being crushed by a hay bale hope a fatal accident inquiry (FAI) will... -
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MoreDigby Brown staff host Halloween bake sales raising more than £1,000 for local charities
Colleagues from three of our offices got into the Halloween spirit last week baking a difference to support their local charity partners... -
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MoreDigby Brown Partner Catherine Hammond appointed to lead UK group to improve justice for abuse survivors
Catherine Hammond has been appointed Joint Co-ordinator of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers’ (APIL) Child Abuse Special Interest Group. She will... -
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MoreChoosing a solicitor after an accident at work in Scotland
Suffering an injury at work has the potential to completely turn your life upside down, especially if you find yourself in a... -
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MoreAberdeen staff raise more than £8,000 for local children’s charity
Colleagues from Digby Brown’s Aberdeen office have been busy this October raising money for their local charity partner, Charlie House. From running... -
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MoreUK law has gaps in online shopping safety – here’s how it impacts product liability claims
Internet shopping has fast become second nature to many people and it’s understandable why – the convenience of getting what you want... -
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MoreDigby Brown staff raise more than £10,000 for local charities with fundraising nights
Staff from two of our offices recently hosted lively fundraising events in support of small charities in Ayr and Edinburgh. From testing... -
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MoreTop 10 most dangerous places to work in Scotland revealed
Argyll & Bute is the most dangerous place to work in Scotland, new data from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) shows...