It has always been part of our ethos to be independent and to support local businesses and charities where we can.
We never buy in personal injury cases from insurance companies nor from other referral organisations. Everyone in our team is a cyclist and /or motorcyclist and we feel part of those respective communities. It is only by understanding the vulnerability that cyclists and motorcyclists feel on our roads, that we can best represent each and every client.
We also understand that every client we deal with is an individual and not just a number. We get to know our clients well and that allows us to make sure we truly do get each and every one of our clients back into the position they would have been in had it not been for their road traffic incident. That ethos is echoed throughout everything we do.
2020 has been an odd year for all and as Christmas approaches, the either much anticipated or dreaded (depending your outlook) office festive ‘do’ has had to be cancelled. Our team have adapted amazingly well throughout this challenging time and therefore it was important for us to still give back. So, instead of the usual meal we opted for hampers.
Every hamper was tailored to each member of staff and filled with goodies provided by local and independent businesses, as well as charities in our effort to say a well-deserved, ‘thank you.’
Instead of the traditional hamper basket, we chose Scotland's Charity Air Ambulance jute bags. This was our way of supporting the fantastic work that SCAA do.
The ‘goodies’ were selected from a number of Scottish independent companies to make sure we were supporting local businesses during this particularly tough time.
We would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a happy and importantly, a healthy, festive period.