Frank Irvine Solicitors

11/03/2025

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Find the latest legal vacancies in Scotland for solicitors, advocates and other legal professionals on the Scottish Legal News website.

21/11/2024

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We are a leading Scottish law firm providing specialist legal advice in the fields of Mental Health and Incapacity Law.

19/10/2021

Another great testimonial from one of our amazing clients from crabshakk. If you require assistance in claiming for Business Interruption Insurance, get in touch with us now.

“a successful outcome we likened it to drilling into a bank vault”

Another great testimonial from one of our amazing clients. Thank you Lynne.

16/08/2021

Another successful claim for one of our clients. If you are a business owner who has been rejected for Business Interruption Insurance (BII) or you would like us to assist you with making an initial claim for BII, then please like our new page and get in contact with us now. We will give you the best chance of securing a successful pay-out.

“I would encourage any business in a similar situation to us to contact the team at Frank Irvine Solicitors and allow them to use their expertise to see if they can help you as they did us.”

A great testimonial from one of our amazing clients. Thank you Seamus.

12/07/2021

Your business may be sitting on a claim of up to £250,000. We want to simply assist you with that claim, as we understand how important it is to the business community to get back up on its feet again.

We at Frank Irvine Solicitors want to help you and your business stand the best chance of securing business interruption insurance, enabling your business to stay safe and strong, despite the challenges that the pandemic has brought as of March 2020.

The vast majority of businesses have Business Interruption Insurance cover within their insurance policy. However, insurance companies have been very reluctant to pay-out these claims. At Frank Irvine Solicitors we appear to have achieved the first reversals of BI claim refusals in Scotland.

Let us review your insurance cover on a No win No fee basis. If your claim is successful, only then will you have to pay a fee , of which we charge 20% plus VAT of monies recovered.
If you would like our team to review your cover and advice you on the prospects of a successful claim please get in touch with us now.

Please fill out this form with your details and we will get back to you: https://frankirvine.wufoo.com/forms/covid19-business-interruption/

Alternatively you can contact our Consultant Kevin directly on:

Email: [email protected]
Mobile: 07311551681
Office: 0141 3759000

30/05/2018

The provisions in Scotland are similar to those in England and Wales, although there are differences. Changes to legislation elsewhere in the UK can often have a knock-on effect in Scotland, and vice versa.

An independent review has been set up to look at the Mental Health Act 1983 (England) to find out how it can be improved. Read our blog to find out more.

14/05/2018

Consultation is underway regarding the pending transfer of the Mental Health Tribunal for Scotland (MHTS) to the Scottish Tribunals, and the operation of the new Mental Health Chamber of the First-tier Tribunal.

Find out more about the consultation.

26/02/2018

The proposals are intended to modernise the legislation, improve the extent to which it empowers disabled adults and simplify some of the more complex processes within the current law.

The Scottish Government is consulting on proposals for reform of the Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000. Find out what this involves.

01/02/2018

This change marks a significant expansion of the UK’s immigration detention powers. Find out more in our latest blog.

Find out about recent changes to UK immigration detention powers and the new immigration bail status.

02/01/2017

‪’A good new year’s resolution for us all could be to open up a conversation on mental health’‬‪
http://ow.ly/jUjv307BAAI

New research indicates nearly 30% of Scots say they have experienced mental health problems.

06/11/2016

Survey shows men much less likely to seek mental health help than women http://ow.ly/YYjo305TLuf

Huge survey shows gender gap and the need for ‘cultural shift’ says charity chief