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Here at OJ Solicitors, we provide legal assistance for any personal injury claims Glasgow and Scotland wide. We have a team of highly professional and experienced solicitors who can handle road traffic accidents, workplace accidents, public liability cases, or other types of personal injury claims. In addition, we deal with family law, commercial law, and criminal law matters related to road traffic offences. We can also help you with your notary needs, be it your affidavit, oaths, affirmation, and so forth. With our many years of combined experience, you can guarantee bespoke and complete legal assistance from our team!
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551 Sauchiehall Street, G3 7PQ, Glasgow, United Kingdom
- 01415 877 536
- contact@oj-solicitors.co.uk
- oj-solicitors.co.uk
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