With Accident Claims Specialists Ltd you receive 100% of the compensation awarded to you, there are no hidden deductions. Your legal costs will be claimed from the other side's insurance company. Furthermore, your claim will be dealt with on a no win, no fee basis, meaning that you pay absolutely nothing to claim.

In addition to compensation for personal injury, a claim can also be made for loss of earnings, damaged possessions and any other financial losses incurred because of the accident.

Whiplash occurs when the soft tissue in the spine is stretched and strained after the body is thrown in a sudden, forceful jerk. The injury most commonly occurs in car crashes’ involving sudden deceleration, this injury occurs when the head is jolted suddenly away from the body with force and the muscles and soft tissues around the neck and spine are stretched.  

The speed of the cars involved in the accident or the amount of physical damage to the car may not relate to the intensity of neck injury; speeds as low as 15 miles per hour can produce enough energy to cause whiplash in occupants, whether or not they wear seat belts.

The most frequent complaints are headaches and stiffness in the neck and the back of the head. These symptoms appear within the first couple of days after the accident and usually pass after a few days to a few weeks.

If you think you have whiplash and have not already received medical attention, you should see your GP. They will make a diagnosis by asking you how the injury happened, and what symptoms you are experiencing.

Unfortunately, in a very small number of people who have experienced a severe whiplash injury, symptoms can persist for months or even years before settling and even then there can even be residual long-term neck discomfort.

There are many different factors to be taken into account in deciding whether you can make a claim. The most important thing is don’t waste time. Call us and one of our team will call you back within 24 hours to help in your claim. Below are some points to help you in determining whether you can make a claim:

• The accident was less than 3 years ago or less than 3 years from your 18th birthday
• Someone else is to blame for your injuries (even if it is your partner in a car accident)
• You have suffered injury, losses or expenses as a result of the road accident (e.g. car repairs, prescriptions, lost earnings etc)

So if you have been involved in a car accident, or any other type of accident, we offer you a free, no obligation service.