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Title: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: PurefectWindowCleaning on January 24, 2014, 09:51:34 am
My head certainly isn't about to fall over, but i have woken up this morning with a stiffiesh neck and slight pain at the top of my back.

Now, had I not of been in the accident yesterday, then I wouldnt go to the doctors or anything, but seens as I was, should I go anyway just so that it is on file that I have?

Im not one that try's to rinse the system or anything, but if others do then why shouldnt I?!


Anyone been thru the same process?
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: concept on January 24, 2014, 09:54:11 am
Do you have any morals?
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: Ian101 on January 24, 2014, 09:56:19 am
speak to bob plumb he just went thru all this but i would delete your first post asap
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: PoleKing on January 24, 2014, 09:56:48 am
Go, just get it noted.
If it comes to nothing, do nothing.
If it does come to something then you've got it recorded.
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: concept on January 24, 2014, 09:58:44 am
My head certainly isn't about to fall over, but i have woken up this morning with a stiffiesh neck and slight pain at the top of my back.

Now, had I not of been in the accident yesterday, then I wouldnt go to the doctors or anything, but seens as I was, should I go anyway just so that it is on file that I have?

Im not one that try's to rinse the system or anything, but if others do then why shouldnt I?!


Anyone been thru the same process?

He can't delete it now.
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: PurefectWindowCleaning on January 24, 2014, 09:59:27 am
Why would I delete the post?

Im not hiding anything am I

Its a genuine question...
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: concept on January 24, 2014, 10:00:45 am
Because others do it, does that make it right?

Genuine question.
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: PurefectWindowCleaning on January 24, 2014, 10:02:32 am
Because others do it, does that make it right?

Genuine question.


AS IN OTHERS HAVE GENUINE WHIPLASH, AND IM IN THE SAME SITUATION!


It takes alot to get me to the doctors on the whole.

Im not lying about anything am I you (modded)
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: MATT BATEMAN (OWC) on January 24, 2014, 10:03:03 am
Go up the hospital if you're in pain after an accident. If you don't there's no claim.
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: Tom White on January 24, 2014, 10:03:35 am
Im not one that try's to rinse the system or anything, but if others do then why shouldnt I?!

I'm led to believe it's not what others do or don't do that's important, but what I do or don't do that really matters.

Someone ran into the back of my car a few years back, we could've done the whiplash thing, but we didn't.  Why?  Because we didn't have whiplash and really, could we be bothered with all the extra hassle for a few quid?

Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: LT carpet cleaning on January 24, 2014, 10:09:14 am
Im not one that try's to rinse the system or anything, but if others do then why shouldnt I?!

I'm led to believe it's not what others do that's important, but what I do or don't do that really matters.

Someone ran into the back of my car a few years back, we could've done the whiplash thing, but we didn't.  Why?  Because we didn't have whiplash and really, could we be bothered with all the extra hassle for a few quid?



Agreed. Not saying you don't ache (I have had it and it does sting) but is it worth the hassle? Hassle it is too. Mind you I did get 2k for it in the nineties  ;D lot of money then!

Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: concept on January 24, 2014, 10:10:46 am
Because others do it, does that make it right?

Genuine question.


AS IN OTHERS HAVE GENUINE WHIPLASH, AND IM IN THE SAME SITUATION!


It takes alot to get me to the doctors on the whole.

Im not lying about anything am I you (modded)

Where did I accuse you of lying?

A slight pain is what you stated, I have a slight pain if I sleep in the wrong position.

Why do you feel the need to make a personal attack when asked a genuine question if you believe it is morally right to pursue compensation for a "slight pain"?

We all wonder why insurance prices are so high...
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: Ian101 on January 24, 2014, 10:20:44 am
if u had hit them they would be talking to a solicitor by now for compensation so you need to claim everything u can legitimately ........... if u cant pay your bills thru not working due to the moron who hit you do you think they will be bothered ? .......... prob not as thats what insurance is for

apologies for suggesting u take post down ... just the less the other side knows the better ... having just gone thru a blogsy personal injury claim off a customer the less said in public the better.

 not saying urs is a blogsy claim ... looking at photos u can see its very much genuine ... good luck with it all
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: concept on January 24, 2014, 10:25:36 am
if u had hit them they would be talking to a solicitor by now for compensation so you need to claim everything u can legitimately ........... if u cant pay your bills thru not working due to the moron who hit you do you think they will be bothered ? .......... prob not as thats what insurance is for

apologies for suggesting u take post down ... just the less the other side knows the better ... having just gone thru a blogsy personal injury claim off a customer the less said in public the better.



Why is the person involved in the accident automatically a moron?

This belief of "everyone else does it or would do it, so should I" is simply mind boggling.

Have you ever complained your insurance is too high? Bet you have, we all do. It's a direct result of the number of claims for non-serious injuries such as whiplash.

It's a very easy option for some quick money, which, in my opinion, is for those with questionable ethics.

Dust yourself off, get out and earn some money, honest money, for hard work.

Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: concept on January 24, 2014, 10:28:15 am
My points are based around the OP's statement of having only a "slight pain".

If there were serious injuries, where work could not be continued, different story.

Of course, loss of income should be covered due to the fact his van is off the road.
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: Positivity on January 24, 2014, 10:50:42 am
You'll probably give in eventually after the dozens and dozens of phone calls you're going to get from the Ambulance chasers.
I had an accident in May 2012 and I am still getting calls encouraging me to claim.
Common thread is "The compensation is set aside and waiting for you to claim it - if you don't claim it - it will just go back to the insurance co."
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: Richard60 on January 24, 2014, 11:19:13 am
if i had neck pain due to crash id claim .
if i didnt have pain i would not claim ..
same as tosh i was ran into damage to car was paid by other person so i left it at that
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: rah on January 24, 2014, 12:11:55 pm
Don't use your insurance company, speak to my daughter ;)
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: deeege on January 24, 2014, 12:13:46 pm
OP, through no fault of your own you have been hit by a vehicle which has caused you physical injury, which may or may not keep you from earning a living. (Also bare in mind that it will probably take a few more days for the affected muscles to settle down so your neck/shoulder/back may be fine now but not so in a few days)

Regardless of if you feel you should be compensated or not I would be making an appointment to see your doctor to get checked over.

In a months time you will know how much the shunt will have affected your health and bank balance and will be able to pursue a claim for damages if you feel it's deserved.

You really shouldn't have the mindset that X person would claim so that means it's ok for me to claim too, that attitude will end up with this country being as bad as the blame culture in the USA and that's not somewhere we want to be heading.

I hope your injuries are not too bad though, back problems are no fun.
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: Soupy on January 24, 2014, 01:20:04 pm
Is there anything wrong with you? Are you out cleaning windows? If so my guess is (I'm no doctor mind) there isn't.

Yea sue the evil, back destroying SOB! You were 'a bit stiffiesh' this morning, don't let them get away with tearing your life apart like this.

Where there is blame there is a claim!

In the meantime:

(http://my.jetscreenshot.com/10658/m_20140123-qknj-108kb.jpg)

This'll help!
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: Ian101 on January 24, 2014, 01:58:07 pm
I would like to apologise for calling the other driver a moron maybe they were just careless twits
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: concept on January 24, 2014, 02:08:54 pm
I would like to apologise for calling the other driver a moron maybe they were just careless twits

Or possibly had a heart attack at the wheel? Or a stroke, or whatever....you just don't know, and it's a bit remiss to pass derogatory comments like that.
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: MATT BATEMAN (OWC) on January 24, 2014, 02:09:59 pm
If he'd had a heart attack or a stroke it would have been documented in the thread.
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: 8weekly on January 24, 2014, 02:15:05 pm
If he'd had a heart attack or a stroke it would have been documented in the thread.
Like the other serious medical condition - whiplash! ;D
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: DaveG on January 24, 2014, 02:18:41 pm
Is there anything wrong with you? Are you out cleaning windows? If so my guess is (I'm no doctor mind) there isn't.

Yea sue the evil, back destroying SOB! You were 'a bit stiffiesh' this morning, don't let them get away with tearing your life apart like this.

Where there is blame there is a claim!

In the meantime:

(http://my.jetscreenshot.com/10658/m_20140123-qknj-108kb.jpg)

This'll help!


 ;D ;D ;D

Very good!
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: MATT BATEMAN (OWC) on January 24, 2014, 02:45:13 pm
Is there anything wrong with you? Are you out cleaning windows? If so my guess is (I'm no doctor mind) there isn't.

Yea sue the evil, back destroying SOB! You were 'a bit stiffiesh' this morning, don't let them get away with tearing your life apart like this.

Where there is blame there is a claim!

In the meantime:

(http://my.jetscreenshot.com/10658/m_20140123-qknj-108kb.jpg)

This'll help!


 ;D ;D ;D

Very good!

Ive got whiplash just looking at that.
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: concept on January 24, 2014, 02:59:59 pm
If he'd had a heart attack or a stroke it would have been documented in the thread.

Of course, as you are aware, my use of these examples were as an extreme, to highlight the automatic derogatory comments issued.

Let's hope none of you are so moronic as to have an accident or make any mistakes in your lives.

 8)
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: Rayleigh Window Cleaning Services on January 24, 2014, 03:31:44 pm
Number 2 has no back light  :)
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: MATT BATEMAN (OWC) on January 24, 2014, 03:37:03 pm
If he'd had a heart attack or a stroke it would have been documented in the thread.

Of course, as you are aware, my use of these examples were as an extreme, to highlight the automatic derogatory comments issued.

Let's hope none of you are so moronic as to have an accident or make any mistakes in your lives.

 8)

Likewise.
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: concept on January 24, 2014, 03:37:24 pm
Number 2 has no back light  :)

Sue someone quick!
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: andyM on January 24, 2014, 03:43:40 pm
Go and see your GP or hospital doctor and they will be able to assess you and tell you if you have whiplash.
In the meantime continue with the neck exercises and im sure you will start to feel better.  ;D
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: Rayleigh Window Cleaning Services on January 24, 2014, 03:47:09 pm
Number 2 has no back light  :)

Sue someone quick!

Too much hassle  ;)
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: robertphil on January 24, 2014, 03:47:55 pm
if you had proper whiplash youd be in true agony .    face it you havnt

  honesty is the best policy
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: bobplum on January 24, 2014, 04:29:10 pm
My head certainly isn't about to fall over, but i have woken up this morning with a stiffiesh neck and slight pain at the top of my back.

Now, had I not of been in the accident yesterday, then I wouldnt go to the doctors or anything, but seens as I was, should I go anyway just so that it is on file that I have?

Im not one that try's to rinse the system or anything, but if others do then why shouldnt I?!


Anyone been thru the same process?

me james
07938170561 give a call and i will tell the process and how to make sure your not the bad guy
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: Clever Forum Name on January 24, 2014, 04:41:35 pm
James asked me to post on his behalf this morning but forgot lol.

He was banned for swearing, so will be back soon :)
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: Ian101 on January 24, 2014, 04:51:53 pm
Concept maybe this is also derogartary but your a numpty
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: concept on January 24, 2014, 05:07:46 pm
Concept maybe this is also derogartary but your a numpty

Why's that Ian?
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: bobplum on January 24, 2014, 05:19:02 pm
if you had proper whiplash youd be in true agony .    face it you havnt

  honesty is the best policy

you dont have to be in agony to have true whiplash, how do you define agony or levels of pain
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: bobplum on January 24, 2014, 05:21:33 pm
What are the symptoms of a whiplash neck sprain?
Pain and stiffness in the neck. It may take several hours after the accident for symptoms to appear. The pain and stiffness often become worse on the day after the accident. In about half of cases, the pain first develops the day after the accident.
Turning or bending the neck may be difficult.
You may also feel pain or stiffness in the shoulders or down the arms.
There may be pain and stiffness in the upper and lower part of the back.
Headache is a common symptom.
Dizziness, blurred vision, pain in the jaw or pain on swallowing, unusual sensations of the facial skin may occur for a short while, but soon go. Tell a doctor if any of these persist.
Some people feel tired and irritable for a few days and find it difficult to concentrate.
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: robertphil on January 24, 2014, 05:34:50 pm
i once had whiplash, bleve me  wouldnt have been tappin away on a keyboard with it . more like laying flat out on a bed in sheer agony  . i was spoon fed  milk once whiplash kicked in ,

 now it mite not be the case with james but many think "oh my necks a tad achey, lets put in the claim ,cos everybody else does ."   thats wrong, its also wasting  the medical services time .   
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: MATT BATEMAN (OWC) on January 24, 2014, 05:37:35 pm
So's sticking bamboo in locks.  8)
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: andyM on January 24, 2014, 05:49:53 pm
i once had whiplash, bleve me  wouldnt have been tappin away on a keyboard with it . more like laying flat out on a bed in sheer agony  . i was spoon fed  milk once whiplash kicked in ,

 now it mite not be the case with james but many think "oh my necks a tad achey, lets put in the claim ,cos everybody else does ."   thats wrong, its also wasting  the medical services time .   

Maybe your pain threshold is lower than some other people Bobby?
Did you make the mrs dress up as a nurse while she spoon fed you?  ;D
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: davids3511 on January 24, 2014, 07:12:41 pm
Im not one that try's to rinse the system or anything, but if others do then why shouldnt I?!

I'm led to believe it's not what others do or don't do that's important, but what I do or don't do that really matters.

Someone ran into the back of my car a few years back, we could've done the whiplash thing, but we didn't.  Why?  Because we didn't have whiplash and really, could we be bothered with all the extra hassle for a few quid?


Me too, had van hit me from behind about 6 years ago. Nothing wrong with me so didn't claim.
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: bobplum on January 24, 2014, 07:15:36 pm
if u had hit them they would be talking to a solicitor by now for compensation so you need to claim everything u can legitimately ........... if u cant pay your bills thru not working due to the moron who hit you do you think they will be bothered ? .......... prob not as thats what insurance is for

apologies for suggesting u take post down ... just the less the other side knows the better ... having just gone thru a blogsy personal injury claim off a customer the less said in public the better.



Why is the person involved in the accident automatically a moron?

This belief of "everyone else does it or would do it, so should I" is simply mind boggling.

Have you ever complained your insurance is too high? Bet you have, we all do. It's a direct result of the number of claims for non-serious injuries such as whiplash.

It's a very easy option for some quick money, which, in my opinion, is for those with questionable ethics.

Dust yourself off, get out and earn some money, honest money, for hard work.



I am in the process of a claim for a rear end shunt,
Firstly i didnt make a claim for injury the insurance company do it, they advise going to hospital / doctor, arrange replacement vehicle, arrange physio, arrange Lawyers
arrange vehicle inspection, arrange for the scrapping of vehicle etc

The value of the claim to me is based on Injury, all be it low level, and loss of income for the 5 days, probably no more than £2000

The value of the claim to all the third parties..............your guess is as good as mine, but i will guarantee its more than £2000

so the rise in premiums is in my opinion more to do with the sub contracting out to all the third parties
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: concept on January 24, 2014, 07:55:08 pm
if u had hit them they would be talking to a solicitor by now for compensation so you need to claim everything u can legitimately ........... if u cant pay your bills thru not working due to the moron who hit you do you think they will be bothered ? .......... prob not as thats what insurance is for

apologies for suggesting u take post down ... just the less the other side knows the better ... having just gone thru a blogsy personal injury claim off a customer the less said in public the better.



Why is the person involved in the accident automatically a moron?

This belief of "everyone else does it or would do it, so should I" is simply mind boggling.

Have you ever complained your insurance is too high? Bet you have, we all do. It's a direct result of the number of claims for non-serious injuries such as whiplash.

It's a very easy option for some quick money, which, in my opinion, is for those with questionable ethics.

Dust yourself off, get out and earn some money, honest money, for hard work.



I am in the process of a claim for a rear end shunt,
Firstly i didnt make a claim for injury the insurance company do it, they advise going to hospital / doctor, arrange replacement vehicle, arrange physio, arrange Lawyers
arrange vehicle inspection, arrange for the scrapping of vehicle etc

The value of the claim to me is based on Injury, all be it low level, and loss of income for the 5 days, probably no more than £2000

The value of the claim to all the third parties..............your guess is as good as mine, but i will guarantee its more than £2000

so the rise in premiums is in my opinion more to do with the sub contracting out to all the third parties

I'm not getting into individual cases, as that's just a minefield.

My point all along is the OP is actively looking to see if he can claim for whiplash when he has complained of, and I quote again, slight pain.

To me this is immoral, as it is only minor, yet he is instantly looking to claim.

Society rather than the individual is at fault here I guess, where there's a blame there's a claim and all that.

Too many people looking for a quick buck for nothing, and playing the victim. Again, this is society lead.
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: bobplum on January 24, 2014, 08:11:39 pm
i think it would be more immoral if he had no pain
but seeing has he as pain he is entitled to claim but i would hope and assume the payment would reflect this
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: jarvy on January 24, 2014, 08:11:53 pm
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1390593481_claim.jpg)
About 2 years ago this pratt was in front of me at a roundabout.He pulls out across the roundabout so I look right, nothing coming so I start to go. Numpty had stopped on the roundabout, so by the time I had realised he had stopped and jumped on the brakes, I was certain I had not hit the back of his shed. Not a mark on mine, or his However he got out saying his neck was hurting etc.
Took pics and phoned insurance when I got home and explained what had happened. Was told it sounds like a crash for cash scam.
Cost my insurance £4,500 in bogus claim.
Look at his shed of a car,not a mark on it (that was not already on it)
I am not sympathetic to bogus claims, makes my blood boil!  >:(
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: Carl2009 on January 24, 2014, 08:19:14 pm
I think James now regrets his original post, which is a shame given he was being totally open and just asking for opinions. He's not trying to milk the system or planning on making a bogus claim. He has some aching. It could develop into something more, now or later. He wanted to know whether he should see a doc as a precaution.

Crash for cash and bogus claims should be punished. James does not fall into this camp, he just wondered whether he should cover his arse. Frankly, Concept I think you are out of order. Here's hoping you don't end up having to make a similar decision...
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: jarvy on January 24, 2014, 08:21:57 pm
I think James now regrets his original post, which is a shame given he was being totally open and just asking for opinions. He's not trying to milk the system or planning on making a bogus claim. He has some aching. It could develop into something more, now or later. He wanted to know whether he should see a doc as a precaution.

Crash for cash and bogus claims should be punished. James does not fall into this camp, he just wondered whether he should cover his arse. Frankly, Concept I think you are out of order. Here's hoping you don't end up having to make a similar decision...
Did not mean to sound like it was aimed at him, it was not.
Just venting on this numbskull
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: concept on January 24, 2014, 08:47:16 pm
I think James now regrets his original post, which is a shame given he was being totally open and just asking for opinions. He's not trying to milk the system or planning on making a bogus claim. He has some aching. It could develop into something more, now or later. He wanted to know whether he should see a doc as a precaution.

Crash for cash and bogus claims should be punished. James does not fall into this camp, he just wondered whether he should cover his arse. Frankly, Concept I think you are out of order. Here's hoping you don't end up having to make a similar decision...

Its written in his original post, maybe he's written it wrongly, but to me it comes across as he's not actually in any amount of real pain or discomfort, and saw an opportunity to make a few quid.

If I have misinterpreted that, then in hold my hands up.

Seemingly most are in favour of the OP's comments, so, perhaps I have.

Still won't change my views in the compensation culture that is so prevelant.
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: richard groves on January 24, 2014, 09:22:14 pm
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1390593481_claim.jpg)
About 2 years ago this pratt was in front of me at a roundabout.He pulls out across the roundabout so I look right, nothing coming so I start to go. Numpty had stopped on the roundabout, so by the time I had realised he had stopped and jumped on the brakes, I was certain I had not hit the back of his shed. Not a mark on mine, or his However he got out saying his neck was hurting etc.
Took pics and phoned insurance when I got home and explained what had happened. Was told it sounds like a crash for cash scam.
Cost my insurance £4,500 in bogus claim.
Look at his shed of a car,not a mark on it (that was not already on it)
I am not sympathetic to bogus claims, makes my blood boil!  >:(
almost an identical situation to me 7 years ago ! hesitates and stops on a roundabout , people mover all 6 occupants claim whiplash, not a mark on their car, cost to my insurer £7500, even my insurers saw it as bogus but their response " its very hard to prove otherwise, they have certificates from their doctors saying their necks are sore" and yet dodgem cars are still legal ?  ::)roll
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: robertphil on January 24, 2014, 09:36:14 pm
im a bit sus of any claimer after an ex employee of mine wrote off my van at about 2 mph and then went onto claim total paralysis from the eyes down(altho still fully mobile and  up a ladder the next day ).   the claim firm who initially was helping him rang me and told me they have no end of checks to find out if a claims a fraud and you get blacklisted even if you pull out of the claim   if it is a charade
  they blacklisted my employee i do know that ,so if ever he tries to pull a stroke in future even if its a genuine claim ,theyll be on the alert
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: Carl2009 on January 24, 2014, 10:40:44 pm
Like I say, throw the book at the bogus ones, but seems to me the OP was only trying to cover himself.
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: Griffus on January 24, 2014, 11:55:56 pm
My Brother was in a smash about 15 years ago. Another car crashed into the back of his car at quite a speed.

He had whiplash and it's far from just a stiff neck.

I think he ended up with about £1500 compensation.

To this day he is on pain with his neck, struggles to turn his head without pain and has plenty of headaches.

Bottom line is be sure you are sorted before claiming. He settled early and has had problems ever since. Had he waited to see how he was longer term he would have been entitled to more, help as well as money, as money buys help.

Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: Soupy on January 25, 2014, 06:40:49 am
I'm sorry but the only reason you should visit the doctor is if you think you might have something wrong with you - to see if he can help. The doctor is not there to help you 'rinse the system' because 'everybody else does it'.

If you have a genuine problem with your back, get to the doctor without delay. The last thing you should be thinking about is who you can sue and how you can benefit from an unfortunate accident. Your mind set is all wrong.
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: d s windowcleaning on January 25, 2014, 08:49:35 am
Go get it on medical record, go and have x-rays , whiplash don't allways cause pain straight away , it can come on weeks later . I've been involved in 3 rta and after the first 1 the pain wasn't too bad to start with. A few weeks later the pain was so bad I was on the verge of suicide, I ended up having neck operations , just don't ignore it you minght have no pain or slight pain at moment but go get it checked out .  As for making a claim find your own solictor , don't use 1 that the insurance company minght get you to use , if you do decide to make a claim keep all records of appointments attended, any expenses for pain relief tablets/creams , any physio appointments , time off work , any hobbies intrest that have been effected, any expenses if you have had to have work done which you would normally do yourself like cutting grass, decorating ECT . Whiplash if genuine can be bad .
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: Dave Willis on January 25, 2014, 09:11:52 am
I claim for Whiplash every year.

(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1390641079_whiplash.jpg)



Just put it down as expenses.
Title: Re: Claiming for whiplash?
Post by: 8weekly on January 25, 2014, 09:30:25 am
I'm sorry but the only reason you should visit the doctor is if you think you might have something wrong with you - to see if he can help. The doctor is not there to help you 'rinse the system' because 'everybody else does it'.
As so often with your posts Soupy, I wish there was a like button.