Nicola Edgar

Partner
Morton Fraser LLP

Nicola is a Partner in the Litigation Division at Morton Fraser MacRoberts. She specialises in personal injury and medical negligence claims, with a focus on high value, complex claims and fatal cases.

Nicola is highly experienced in acting on behalf of claimants and defenders in a wide range of cases including road traffic cases involving motorists, pedestrians and cyclists, employers’ liability claims, public liability claims, industrial disease and medical negligence claims.

Nicola is accredited by the Law Society of Scotland as a specialist in personal injury law and is also certified as a Trauma Informed Lawyer. Nicola tutors on the on Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Practice Civil Litigation Course at Glasgow University and is also a member of Lexis Nexis' Panel of Scottish Civil Litigation Experts.

CPD & Training with Nicola Edgar:

Advocacy Focused Webinar Series

CPD
Live online
26th August 2025 10:00 - 12:10 Webinar, Essential skills training, CPD & training events, Live webinars|Civil court work, Criminal court work, Crime, Consumer and civil rights
Across August and September, we will host a series of webinars designed to enhance your practical skills in oral advocacy and legal drafting, and to ensure you are up-to-date with the best practice in working with vulnerable clients and sensitive cases.

Personal Injury Conference 2023 On-demand

CPD
On-demand
CPD & training events, Conference, High Street and General Practice|Medical negligence, Personal injury, Road traffic, Public sector, Disability, Civil court work
Watch our speakers for a comprehensive dive into key legal updates, gain strategic insight and hear practical debate on issues relating to personal injury facilitated by leading counsel.

Trauma-Informed Advocacy

CPD
Live online
2nd September 2025 15:00 - 17:00 Live webinars, CPD & training events, Webinar, Essential skills training|Crime, Criminal court work, Civil court work
This essential session explores how Solicitor Advocates and those seeking higher rights of audience can adopt a trauma-informed approach in their advocacy, particularly when working with vulnerable clients or sensitive subject matter.