Sofia Crolla
Senior AssociateSofia specialises in personal injury law. She has significant experience in civil litigation, including personal injury, clinical and professional negligence, accidents at work, slips and trips and firearm appeals.
She acts for both pursuers and defenders. She has acted for a broad spectrum of clients, including individuals, insurers, local authorities, and UK and Scottish Government departments, in both volume and high value, complex litigation in the Court of Session and Sheriff Courts throughout Scotland. She has a track record of securing positive results for her client. She adopts a pragmatic and solutions driven approach to her work. Sofia takes the time to understand client needs and requirements with a focus on mitigating client exposure to adverse costs. She recognises the importance of obtaining a sound understanding of a client's case. Sofia is also a member of the Law Society of Scotland and tutors civil litigation at the University of Glasgow.
Areas of Expertise
Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Personal Injury
Health & Safety
Government
Local Government
How do birth injury claims work in Scotland? | Q&A
In this article, Sofia Crolla explains what birth injuries are, the circumstances in which a claim may arise, the time limits for bringing a claim in Scotland, how birth injury claims are investigated and the compensation that may be available to children and families affected by negligent medical care.
Medical Negligence Claim – Colette's Story
Following the stillbirth of her daughter, Colette pursued a medical negligence claim against NHS Grampian. Our Personal Injury Team secured an admission of liability and compensation, supporting her throughout the process with sensitive, trauma-informed advice.
MFMac Summer of CPD
MFMac’s Summer of CPD programme offers a series of focused webinars covering key legal developments across a range of practice areas. Led by experienced lawyers from across the firm, each session provides practical insight into recent case law, regulatory change and emerging risks, with clear relevance for professionals advising or operating in Scotland.