Whiplash claims are much like other personal injury claims - if you have sustained whiplash in an accident that was not your fault, you may be eligible to claim compenation for your injuries. Claiming compensation for whiplash can not only help recover the costs of any medical treatment required, but can also cover lost wages as a result of time taken off work to recover. If you think you are eligible to make a whiplash claim, simply fill in the inquiry form on the right hand side of the page. One of National Accident Helpline's friendy, legally trained advisors will give you a call to discuss your whiplash claim. If you're not ready to make a claim, find out all you need to know about whiplash claims here at whiplashclaim.co.uk.
Making a whiplash claim does not have to be a stresssful experience. National Accident Helpline do everything they can to take the hassle out of the claims process, including finding the right no win no fee solicitor to handle your claim so you don't have to. Their partner solicitors handle whiplash claims on a no win no fee basis wherever possible, which means if for some reason your claim is unsuccessful, you won't have to pay anything at all. What's more, if your whiplash claim is successful, your solicitor's fees will almost always be paid by the other side, so you keep 100% of the compensation awarded.
If you intend to make a whiplash claim, there are a number of factors you should keep in mind. Firstly, the accident must have been caused, at least in part, by someone else's actions. Secondly, you must have been to consult a medical professional, and had your whiplash confirmed. Whiplash can be diagnosed relatively easily through a simple examination or x-ray. This diagnoses forms an important part of your whiplash claim, and the severity of the injury will dictate how much compensation is awarded.
You should also make your claim within three years of the accident taking place.
Whiplash is the most common injury sustained in road accidents, and is sometimes dismissed as a minor, insignificant injury. The truth is, the severity of the injury, and therefore the pain the discomfort experienced by the injured party will differ greatly from one accident to the next. Where whiplash is particularly severe, surgery may be required to repair the damaged neck muscles.
Visit our testimonials page to read genuine accounts of people who've claimed compensation for whiplash injuries.
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