93% of Brits support government clampdown on whiplash claims

An overwhelming majority of Brits are completely fed up with the personal injury compensation sector, with a massive 93 per cent supporting any government clampdown on accident claims involving whiplash, a new survey recently discovered.

Woman injured in crash abroad launches car accident claim

A woman left seriously injured in the wake of a crash whilst abroad in Poland has launched a car accident claim for in excess of £300,000 in personal injury compensation, according to a writ recently submitted to the High Court of London.

Disabled twin nets £2.5 million from his car accident claim

After comparing a twenty year old man to his twin brother in order to determine how much personal injury compensation he should be entitled to, the twin – disabled as the result from a road traffic accident at the age of eight – has recently been awarded £2.5 million, legal experts recently reported.

Car accident claim nets scooter rider £5.5 million in damages

A car accident claim made by a scooter rider from Devon has seen the injured man awarded a personal injury compensation payout of £5.5 million in order to provide for his round the clock care needs, experts say.

Car accident claim leads to £4 million payout for cyclist

The car accident claim made by a cyclist for the injuries he sustained after a hit and run driver knocked him from his bicycle has led to a £4 million personal injury compensation payout, industry experts recently reported.

Injured woman requests her car accident claim to be re-opened

Even after she received a £12,500 personal injury compensation award for an accident in which she received serious injuries to her head, one Lancashire woman has requested that her car accident claim case be re-opened.

Jack Straw calls claims management firms ‘parasites’

Former home secretary and justice secretary, Jack Straw, recently gave evidence to the Transport committee during its car accident claim cost probe, calling claims management companies ‘parasites’ within the personal injury compensation system.

Paralysed woman wins £250k interim personal injury compensation

After she received a £250,000 interim personal injury compensation award, one woman has finally been able to leave hospital in the wake of an RTA that left her nearly completely paralysed.After she received a £250,000 interim personal injury compensation award, one woman has finally been able to leave hospital in the wake of an RTA that left her nearly completely paralysed.

MIB says nearly one third of UK motorists have no insurance

The Motor Insurers Bureau, the organisation that pays out on personal injury compensation claims that originate from uninsured or untraceable motorists, recently said that nearly one out of every three drivers in some parts of the UK have no insurance.

£300k in personal injury compensation sought by victim

At least £300,000 in personal injury compensation is being sought by one man from Sheffield after he was left partially disabled while disembarking from a bus, leaving him to bring a car accident claim against the parties involved in the incident.

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