Whiplash
Whiplash is one of the most common types of personal injury and RMPI solicitors have many years of experience in handling whiplash injury compensation claims.
You will Receive:
- An Early Cash Payment of £250 *
- No Win No Fee Legal Advice
- 100% of your Compensation (No Deductions!)
Road traffic accidents are the most common cause of whiplash injuries. The most common form of whiplash personal injury occurs following a collision between two vehicles or a vehicle and a stationary object. The sudden movement forces the head to snap forwards and then backwards onto the seat headrest causing the soft tissue in the neck to stretch.
The area of the body usually affected by a whiplash injury is the spine. The pain and discomfort can affect any region along the spine from the neck, the mid-back right down to the lower back.
Unfortunately, a whiplash injury can also affect other parts of the body, such as the shoulders and limbs. Symptoms can include stiffness, headaches, nausea, pins and needles and facial pain. Sleep patterns can also be affected, which can obviously then lead to fatigue and irritability, as well as depression.
If you or a member of your family has suffered a whiplash injury in an accident that you believe was someone else's fault, Call US NOW for free expert legal advice on 0800 008 7606.
RMPI solicitors provide expert personal injury legal advice to injured victims of accidents on a no win no fee basis. RMPI do not charge for initial interviews to assist you in assessing whether your claim is worth pursuing and we are happy to visit you at home where appropriate.
WE PAY YOU £250* once your claim has been accepted. This payment is in addition to any money you recover for your injuries.
Case Study
Mrs G was travelling in her car when another driver drove into the rear of her vehicle and as a result suffered a whiplash injury. Due to the severity of her symptoms Mrs G underwent extensive treatment and despite this she had to look for alternative employment. We were able to recover her lost earnings and compensation, which reflected Mrs G's suffering and the fact that she could no longer do the job that she really enjoyed. We recovered the costs of treatment, travel and medication. We also recovered compensation for the fact that she received care and assistance from her husband who helped Mrs G with various aspects of her daily life while she was recovering.
