Information on Whiplash Claims from the team at Mooneerams personal injury solicitors.
From 31st May, if you have a road traffic accident that was someone else’s fault, as a result of which you suffer whiplash injury and you decide to make a compensation claim, you will only be entitled to recover a fixed amount in compensation for the injury you have suffered. ...
We’ve already written a few articles on the Mooneerams blog about the whiplash reforms: (Can I still make a whiplash injury claim? and What are the whiplash reforms and why do we need them?) We’ve also covered the topic for Legal News Wales. To refresh your memory, for many years ...
We’ve all had that call from a claims management company, telling us that we’ve had a car accident within the last three years and that we ought to make an injury compensation claim (despite our best endeavours to tell them that we haven’t been involved in an accident, ever!) We ...
We’ll cut straight to the chase. The reason for writing a blog with a title that asks whether it’s still possible to make a whiplash injury claim, is due to a comment that we saw on social media recently. It was made in response to one of those adverts that ...
There will be some fellow solicitors and some members of the public too, shaking their heads in disbelief as they read this headline. After all, everyone must have seen the adverts on TV for No Win, No Fee personal injury claims? Then there are the ads on social media that ...
Although they are referred to as the Whiplash Reforms Programme, the new rules that are expected to be implemented in April 2020 Â are in fact one part of a number of measures that the Government is introducing, to make it more difficult for genuine claimants to make claims for whiplash ...