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Brodies LLP

15 ATHOLL CRESCENT, EDINBURGH, EH3 8HA
Tel:
Work 0131 228 3777
Fax:
Fax 0131 228 3878
Web:
www.brodies.com
Email:
Glasgow, Edinburgh

Alan Calvert

Tel:
Work +44 131 656 0223
Email:
Brodies LLP

Work Department

Litigation.

Position

Partner specialising in personal injury professional negligence, commercial and construction disputes and conducts litigation on behalf of corporate, partnership, and insurer clients. He has over 20 years’ experience defending claims in the employers and public liability and road traffic sectors and he is particularly recognised for his speciality in occupational disease claims for employers and accidents resulting in injuries of most severity. Alan has a special interest in mediation and ADR in his areas of specialism and is a Writer to the Signet (WS).

Career

Career: Joined the firm which was to become Bishops Solicitors LLP in 1983 and, after an 18-month spell with Digby Brown & Co, returned and became a partner in 1991; part of the 80-strong team at Bishops who joined Brodies in August 2006.

Member

Member: Forum of Insurance Lawyers (FOIL); Scottish Medico Legal Society.

Education

Education: Glasgow University (LLB Hons; Dip LP).

Practice Areas

Litigation - commercial; Litigation - insurance/reinsurance

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