About Us
McGreevy & Co., Solicitors was established in 2005 by Tina McGreevy, Solicitor. Initially the firm exclusively provided advice in relation to criminal defence and criminal appeals. In 2009, our office at 370 Victoria Road, Govanhill, Glasgow was opened.
Ms McGreevy previously worked in the local area. In December 2012 W. James Smith, Solicitor, joined the firm. Mr Smith is a criminal defence solicitor with a particular interest in Prison Law and Parole. When he joined us he brought with him this experience and the firm expanded to open a Prison Law department. We pride ourselves on providing straight forward honest advice. We have numerous connections throughout the profession with experts and Counsel which allows us to service the needs of our clients.
At McGreevy & Co we have experience in all areas of criminal defence. We provide whole of Scotland representation in the Justice of the Peace Court, Sheriff Court and High Court of Justiciary. Our solicitors also have experience of Criminal Appeals and applications to the Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission.
If you have been charged or if the Police wish to interview you, please contact us for some free initial advice.
At McGreevy & Co we also have a dedicated Prison Law department. We represent many prisoners across Scotland in relation to their applications for Parole, and actions of Judicial Review against Scottish Ministers.
We are registered to provide Legal Aid and can provide competitive quotes if your case requires to be privately funded.
Services
Services
We operate a 24 Hour service via telephone. Our number is 0141 422 2220.
Criminal Defence
High Court of Justiciary / Sheriff Court / Justice of the Peace Court
Attendance at Police Station
Appeals
Applications to the Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission (SCCRC)
Parole and Prison Law
Representation at Parole Board Tribunals
Applications for Parole for Determinate Sentence Prisoners
Advice regarding Parole Recalls
Advice regarding Appeals of Home Detention Curfew Recall
Judicial Review of decisions of the Scottish Minister and the Governor