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Brodies LLP

2 BLYTHSWOOD SQUARE, GLASGOW, G2 4AD
Tel:
Work 0141 248 4672
Fax:
Fax 0141 221 9270
Web:
www.brodies.co.uk
Email:
Glasgow, Edinburgh

David Armstrong

Tel:
Work +44 141 245 6751
Email:
Brodies LLP

Work Department

Litigation.

Position

Partner in commercial litigation department in the Glasgow office. Main areas are commercial contracts, reparation, defamation, insurance, health and safety, and personal injury.

Career

Career: Trained Drummond & Co, qualified 1989; Linklaters & Paines; Alex Morison & Co; Bishops LLP; Brodies LLP.

Education

Education: St Aloysius College, Glasgow; Glasgow University (LLB Hons); solicitor advocate.

Leisure

Leisure: Golf, tennis, skiing.

Practice Areas

Litigation - banking; Litigation - commercial; Personal injury - either side

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