Luke is a Law Society of Scotland Accredited Paralegal in MFMac’s Personal Injury, Health & Safety and Inquiry team within the Litigation division.
He specialises in personal injury law, providing support to clients and colleagues across a wide range of complex and often sensitive matters.
He is experienced in handling both pursuer and defender cases, including road traffic collisions, employer liability and public liability claims, as well as medical negligence matters. Luke also supports legal project management work for public sector clients and assists with cases from initial investigation through to resolution.
Luke works with individuals, commercial organisations, insurers and public sector bodies. His experience includes matters arising from workplace accidents, incidents in public places, overseas accidents and clinical negligence, helping clients navigate challenges and achieve practical outcomes.
Clients and colleagues value Luke’s clear communication, regular updates and ability to explain complex issues in a concise and straightforward way. He takes a pragmatic approach to his work, ensuring clients feel informed and supported throughout their matter.

Considering whether to pursue a claim for medical negligence can be a daunting and often confusing experience. This is especially the case where it involves a child. If your child has been diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy due to a birth injury which was possibly caused by deficiencies in the standard of care provided, then you may be able to successfully pursue a claim for compensation against the health care provider.

World Sepsis Day is recognised globally in September. This annual event is intended to raise awareness and to raise funds for the research and treatment of sepsis. The initiative was first established in 2012 by the Global Sepsis Alliance, a non-profit charity whose goal is to reduce the worldwide burden of sepsis