Personal Injury Claims

Being injured or involved in an accident can be stressful and worried we work with a network of specialist's injury lawyers around the country who deal with all claimants to a very high standard of personal service and attention.

The whole service is totally free under No Win No Fee Personal Injury claims. The Whiplash Claims and Passenger Injury Claims will not cost you a penny if successful you will keep 100% compensation with no deductions.

Non fault accident we recover all our costs from the 'at fault' party's insurance company, which means you have nothing to pay, not even your excess. We also ensure your No-claim bonus has not been prejudiced due to an accident which was caused by someone else's negligence. By letting us manage your accident we will take on all the stress of your claim, leaving you to concentrate on your recovery.

Simply pick up the phone and one of our claim executives will be able to asses you farther personal injury claims can vary depending on the type of accident you have had we understand that getting buck to your normal way of life after suffering from a personal injury it is difficult many people have suffered mentally as well as physically.

'Whiplash' is a term used to describe a neck injury caused by an impact causing the head to quickly move forwards and backwards or even sideways.

This sudden impact damages the ligaments and tendons in the neck which is usually called a 'neck sprain' because the ligaments are usually overstretched during the 'jolting' of your head/neck.

Whiplash symptoms can be categorised as:

• Pain.
• Stiffness.
• Loss of movement.
• Headaches.
• Muscle spasms.

• Headaches.
• Sickness.
• Muscle spasms.
• Pain in shoulders, arms and back.
• Tingling in the fingers (known as paresthesia).

The most common cause of a whiplash injury is a motor vehicle accident, when another vehicle collides with yours, you will more than likely be jolted in your seat from the impact. Usually, because you are secured in your chair by your seatbelt, the most movement will take place in your neck.

A road traffic accident is the most common but not the only cause of whiplash; you may also incur a whiplash type injury during contact sports such as rugby and even a blow to the head or a fall. Basically any incident which involves the head being jolted can cause whiplash (even bobbing your head).

As you can appreciate, this is a very difficult thing to prevent; you may not be able to anticipate say an unexpected fall.

However, when travelling in your car, you should ensure that you headrests are set up correctly; this will stop your head from moving backwards should you be unfortunate enough to be involved in an accident - it is still difficult to prevent your head moving sideways and so in some occasions, you will inevitably incur a whiplash type injury.