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Glasgow crash victims to sue First

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Published: May 15, 2018
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Seven passengers who were involved in a bus crash in Glasgow last month [routeone/2 May/Bad Week] have launched a bid to sue First Bus.

Thompson’s solicitors have launched legal action for seven claimants at the moment, but said it expects the number to rise.

The incident injured 29 people – including the driver and another First Bus employee.

Andrew Jarvis, First Glasgow MD says: “An investigation between Police Scotland and DVSA is now underway to establish the root cause of the accident and we will continue to assist the authorities with any information and help they require.”

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