Where to file my insurance claim: whiplash causing serious discomfort!
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Written on: 11.02.2010 [00:45]
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Tabea
Tabea
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I am a little unsure as to which route to follow regarding my insurance claim for whiplash damage. I read online that there are three different ways to go about making a claim, either through the insurance company or with a compensation solicitor as either special or general damage claims. The solicitor way seems very long and expensive but to be honest this whiplash is costing me quite a lot as I am not able to work, and being self employed I have no one to carry on in my place. So I am guessing that the solicitor way is the best way, will it be awfully expensive? |
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Written on: 13.02.2010 [13:03]
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Daniel
Daniel
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Why don’t you go for one of these no win no fee compensation solicitors? I am guessing they take cases such as car incidents too, anything to get paid lol. I would check how much the fee is but at least that way you don’t have to front the costs. It’s a route to consider anyhow. |
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Written on: 14.02.2010 [16:03]
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Oliver
Oliver
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Just make sure you have hard concrete evidence about how bad the whiplash is as they have had so many false claims recently that I think they are really cutting down on the amount the payout. |
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Written on: 15.02.2010 [00:08]
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Tucker
Tucker
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I think if your whiplash really is that severe and you can prove this then definitely go for the solicitor route. The insurance company will just have a standard amount they pay everyone but in severe cases you can really get a lot in compensation look here: http://www.thelegalline.co.uk/howmuch_h.html |
