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Self employed trampoline coach - Crashed into, not working

#1 2010-09-15 22:24:30
Sophie

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Self employed trampoline coach - Crashed into, not working

In June this yr a van crashed into the back of me, my two young children were also in the car at the time. I could see the van coming and reached over to shield my son as the impact happen (and he did have a seat belt on). The kids seem to be okay but  from that day I have neck and upper right back pain which is being treated and slight weakness in my right hand. I'm a single parent with two children, I don't see myself ever coaching again as my back pain is always present and now i've loss my contacts as I can no longer do my coaching. I will have to re-train as something else to get a job.

The Van driver has already said it was all his fault.

How long could my claim take and how much financial help could I get in reguards to my injury inc. loss of earnings?

Thank you for your help Sophie. x

#2 2010-09-17 12:02:49
Joyce A.

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2010-08-09

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Hello,

Sorry to hear that!

A claim for personal injury will take approximately 3-6 months depending on complexities. The amount of Whiplash Compensation you recieve will depend upon your own personal circumstances and the severity of your Whiplash Injury and other heads of claim.

I can send you more details upon your request in your email.

Looking forward to hearing from you and discussing this further,

Best regards,

Joyce A.

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#3 2011-03-02 20:10:11
Injurylawyersuk

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Sophie

I hope by now you have obtained the advice you were looking for when you first posted here.  If not and you receive notification of this post please do contact us further.

I am sure that we can advise you fully on all aspects of any claim you wish to make.  Bear in mind any advice we provide is on a no win no fee basis and you are under no obligation to proceed if you do not wish to do so.  You will receive 100% of your compensation also.

I hope this is in order.

Regards
Matthew Waterfield
INJURY LAWYERS UK LTD
www.freeinjuryclaim.com

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#4 2011-07-09 00:40:59
legaleagle

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This could be a substantial claim with the loss of earnings element and may not be a simple whiplash as
you think
I would not settle this claim quickly for these reasons as you could be undercompensated , I would be pushing for an admssion of liabilty from the third partys insurers and then a payment on account( interim payment)
I am a specialist personal injury and clinical negligence solicitor with 20 years experience.If you want a  free no obligation discussion, please contact me on 07506044484
Regards

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