Whiplash Compensation Claims after a car accident
www.theclaimsconnection.co.uk - This short video presentation deals with the subject of WHIPLASH COMPENSATION CLAIMS. If you have suffered a ...
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Processing a Whiplash Compensation Claim
If you want to claim for whiplash compensation following the accident, you should take note of the geographic location. Different countries, states, cities, or provinces have their own rules for how whiplash compensation is going to be handled. What you get in one region might be either significantly more or less in another region. While this isn't the biggest variable in determining the common whiplash compensation payout, it does play a...
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Compensation for car accident in Britan to be given at 18. When will I get it?
When I was 13/14 I was in a car crash and had a lot of back damage whiplash etc. We went to court and they agreed I would get the compensation when I was 18. It was invested and gained in amount a little. A month before my birthday I had to fill out a letter telling them my new address and all other kinds of things. I turned 18 on Tuesday and my mum doesn't know when its coming either. Does anyone else know roughly what time I could get it? Will the
Phone them and ask.
Phone the address on the letter and ask.
Easy.
Easy.
Rising Whiplash Claims Push Up Prices of Car Insurance
LONDON, March 13, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Government pledge to stamp out trivial claims and 'compensation culture'
Car insurance premiums are soaring because of a rise in the number of claims for minor injuries such as whiplash.
Prime Minister David Cameron recently pledged to tackle the country's 'compensation culture' and reduce the number of insurance claims for minor accidents. Downing Street dubbed the UK 'the whiplash capital of Europe' because of the amount of claims.
Although the number of car accidents is falling, claims for whiplash have gone up by more than a third in the past three years. And it's estimated that these so-called trivial claims are pushing up the average premium by around £90 per year.
Cameron held a summit with the Association of British Insurers (ABI) and leading insurance companies to discuss how the claims could be reduced, with a call for more medical evidence and an increase in the threshold for claims among the measures being discussed.
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