Gathering Relevant Details is the Key to Win A Whiplash Claim Case

An Overview: The number of Whiplash injuries in the UK has been estimated to be the highest among all European nations, a recent report from one of the leading dailies of the country suggests. According to The Telegraph report, the overwhelming situation can only be described as the UK is becoming the “whiplash capital of […]

Whiplash Claim Nitty-gritty Explained for First-Time Claimants

If you have been recently involved in a road accident of any form, you may have receive neck injuries, no matter how severer it is. Neck injuries, especially injury to the cervical vertebrae, are clinically termed as whiplash. There are whiplash claims specialists who can find redress for you in case you have received whiplash. […]

Car Accidents Increase Whiplash Claims in the UK

When one is on the road with a vehicle, they are mostly in their comfort zone until an accident occurs and an injury is attained. These injuries are such as whiplash which although can be attained in many other ways like falls, it is mainly a result of car accidents. It happens largely when the […]

Whiplash Claim Process Explained in the Light of Mechanism of the Injury

Whiplash wounds are caused to the passengers when a vehicle is abruptly accelerated or decelerated. It also happens when some other vehicle hits a vehicle from behind. Even the slightest jerk can also result in whiplash. Physicians who have treated and cured whiplash injuries for many years have identified some causal factors behind this type […]

Upsurge in Whiplash Claims Cases; Reputable No Win No Fee Solicitors Taking a Different Stance

Scousers claim compensation for whiplash injuries more than people from other parts of the country. Uxbridge and Oldham closely follows the city of Liverpool when it comes to claiming compensation for these neck injuries. It has been also revealed that many of these Liverpool accident victims file compensation claims through no win no fee solicitors. […]

Victims of tabloid press urge Cameron to spare privacy and libel cases from conditional fee agreements

    David Cameron is facing intense pressure to review his government’s proposed refrom to the ‘No win, no fee’ legal agreements. Most campaigners, who are urging for a halt to revise the conditional fee agreements (CFAs), are themselves victims of tabloid excesses including Kate and Gerry McCann who are parents of Madeleine, the girl […]

Whiplash claims decline, Insurance companies take a breather

What could be common between Charles Dickens and CEO of Admiral, Henry Engelhard, who are two centuries apart? ‘Tale of two cities,’ Dickens’ famous book begins with “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness”. This perfectly fits with […]

Personal injury claims cost a huge £2.4 million a day, this has risen the cost in insurance policies by about £30 per year

The Association of British Insurers (ABI) have said lawyers are being paid a staggering £876 million per year in legal fees for them to settle these personal injury claims, these are being caused by the daily road traffic accidents. There is roughly about £1,666 added to motor insurance premiums every minute. A report said yesterday […]

Road traffic accident has left a man paralysed so he claims, In Plymouth

On April 26 2010 about 8.45am there was a road traffic accident with a motorcyclist and a bus. The motorcyclist was a man named Richard Mo aged 23 years old he was riding his Honda motorcycle to City College Plymouth then supposedly the number 36 bus was said to have driven right in his way […]

Personal Injury Claims And Whiplash Compensation Culture Insurance bosses back Cameron

Downing Street have said that due to the cut in personal injury legal fees that the insurance industry have said to co-operate and pass on savings to customers. The Prime Minister David Cameron has criticised the compensation culture and has said to lower the now current fee of £1,200 for lawyers for the small personal […]

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