Jain Neil & Ruddy

read moreJain, Neil & Ruddy are a well-established Glasgow Firm of Solicitors. We provide services throughout Scotland, from both our City Centre and Anniesland offices, covering a wide range of legal matters. We are a modern, progressive law firm who pride ourselves on maintaining close contact with our clients throughout their case. We strive to provide a consistent service, regardless of what the subject matter may be. Being a Firm which deals with a multitude of legal issues, we are able to provide a holistic approach to every client.

read moreSometimes, going to court is unavoidable. We at Jain, Neil & Ruddy, based in Glasgow, offer a range of services to assist when disputes cannot be resolved amicably and legal intervention is required. We pride ourselves in taking a holistic approach to matters and will carry out an assessment of your case at the earliest possible stage and provide you with practical advice so that an informed decision can be made as to whether litigation is required. Whether you require to raise or defend court proceedings, we strive to provide strong support to our clients throughout their case from start to finish.

read moreIf you find yourself on the wrong side of the law or are in trouble with the Police then we can help. We at Jain, Neil and Ruddy have a great deal of experience dealing with all aspects of criminal law, ranging from minor offences to serious crimes. If the police question or charge you, it is wise to seek legal advice immediately. We are authorised by the Scottish Legal Aid Board to provide criminal legal advice and assistance and regularly appear in the Justice of the Peace, Stipendiary Magistrates and Sheriff Courts throughout Scotland.

read moreWe at Jain, Neil & Ruddy appreciate that buying your home is likely to be the single largest purchase you will ever make. As a result, we understand that the stress involved in purchasing your new home is probably unlike anything you have ever experienced. We will provide robust support and guidance at every stage of the process in order to make the transition from old home to new home as smooth as possible. In particular, we strive to keep clients fully informed at every stage of their purchase or sale transaction.

read moreA Power of Attorney gives a person the legal authority to deal with your affairs on your behalf should you be unable to do so yourself in the future. This could be in relation to your property/finances or your personal welfare (or both). Accident or illness can occur at any time in life, rendering you incapable of managing your own affairs. In such circumstances, you may need someone you trust to access your bank account, pay your bills or even consent to medical treatment on your behalf. Granting a Power of Attorney now will ease the burden on everyone involved in the event of any future misfortune occurring.

read moreOur strong team of solicitors offer advice and assistance for both private paying individuals and those who qualify for Legal Aid. We are able to advise throughout all stages of your case and represent you in all forms of appeals. Please contact us to find out how we can assist. In most immigration matters, we can provide you with helpful advice during our free initial telephone consultation to address any worries that you may have.

read moreRegardless of how it occurs, if you have suffered loss, injury or damage as a result of another's negligence, you may have a right to make a claim for compensation. We at Jain, Neil & Ruddy are well equipped to help. We have extensive experience acting for those who have been injured through no fault of their own. Whether your injury is minor or more serious we always strive to achieve the best result for your particular circumstances. It is important to note that there are certain time limits within which a claim must be lodged in court (if unresolved), otherwise, you may lose your right to seek compensation for the injuries you have sustained.

read moreThe importance of having a Will cannot be underestimated. Many people never get around to making one, despite their best intentions to do so. Whilst we all fear our own mortality, making a Will is one of the most important decisions of your life. It is the only way you can ensure your Estate is passed on to the people you wish. There is a misconception that if you are married or in a Civil Partnership that your surviving spouse/ civil partner will inherit your Estate. This is not the case. Where couples cohabit, and are not married, the survivor is not entitled to anything automatically.