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Road traffic accidents are the most common cause of personal injury in the UK.
If you were involved in a road traffic accident, whether as a driver, passenger or pedestrian you may be entitled to claim compensation.
You may be entitled to claim for your personal injury and any other losses if someone else was at fault.
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It is compulsory for all drivers of motor vehicles to have the relevant insurance cover.
Even if the other driver was uninsured you can still claim compensation from the Motor Insurers Bureau (MIB).
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| Whiplash |
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Whiplash is a soft tissue injury to the neck, also called neck sprain or neck strain.
Speeds as low as 15 miles per hour can produce enough energy to cause whiplash in a passenger in your car, whether or not they are wearing a seat belt.
Only 70% of people with a whiplash injury will recover completely in one year and 82% will recover completely by two years.
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The amount of whiplash injury awarded will vary according to the intensity of a whiplash injury.
The whiplash injury may be severe, resulting in injuries to the spine and ligaments of the neck.
In other cases the whiplash injury may be less pronounced and may show only minor symptoms such as stiffness of the neck and difficulty in swallowing.
If you are experiencing any of these symptoms after a car accident, seek medical advice to see if it is a whiplash injury.
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| Making a claim |
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Choosing our solicitors to handle your claim will ensure that you will be looked
after by expert Traffic accident claim solicitors who have extensive knowledge of the claims process.
It is our aim to minimise any further stress and worry by ensuring you receive the compensation
that is rightly yours as swiftly and efficently as possible.
Our expert panel of solicitors have a success rate of almost 100% of claims
handled nationwide recovering millions of pounds in compensation.
To find out
free whether you have a claim call now on FreePhone 0800 783 9535 |
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