Whiplash Injury Claim
Whiplash Injury Claim – easing the pain of a traffic accident
Whiplash is a term used for injury to the soft tissues of the neck as a result of an accident involving the sudden movement of the head. If you’ve suffered a whiplash injury and want to ensure you get the compensation you deserve, you need to talk to an expert in dealing with whiplash injury claims.
How common is whiplash and what are the symptoms?
The most common cause of whiplash injuries is rear collision impacts at low speeds. Research by road safety organisations has shown that a collision speed as low as 5mph can result in trauma to the soft tissue surrounding the spine, resulting in the pain and injury commonly attributed to whiplash.
This injury, although often considered relatively minor, can have long term effects, so to ensure that your whiplash injury claim gives a true representation of the pain and suffering caused, expert legal advice from professionals such as Pannone Solicitors is essential. Their experience and extensive network of contacts including medical and physiotherapy experts can ensure that your claim stands a better chance of success.
In expert hands with Pannone Solicitors
You may experience symptoms of neck pain and other associated symptoms directly after the accident or during the following days or weeks. Recovering from the pain and discomfort caused by whiplash can be unpredictable and in certain cases may require long term recuperation. Pannone’s compassionate and dedicated solicitors are committed to ensuring that you get the compensation you are entitled to. When dealing with your whiplash accident claim, our solicitors will use every resource available to ensure that not only do you get compensated for your suffering, but you also get access to the treatment you need to make a full recovery.
So if you would like a confidential consultation about your claim, talk to Pannone Solicitors. We have a dedicated team of solicitors who are experts in their field and will be able to answer any concerns you may have. Click here or call us on 0800 0384 384.