Although the Scottish system offers various means by which allegations of fraud can be presented, and resisted, a lack of clarity and confusion are common, and often the tools and levers available are either not used effectively or are missed altogether. The introduction of QOCS to Scotland has brought a new focus on the concept of fraud in the personal injury context, and underlines the need for a better practical understanding of the Scottish system.
This book seeks to undo some of the misconceptions while providing a comprehensive practical guide. It should provide Scottish solicitors with the knowledge and confidence to approach fraud successfully and efficiently.
