Personal Injury Claim
Accidents happen. That’s a fact of life. But what happens if you get injured and it wasn’t your fault? Being hit by another driver in a car accident, faulty equipment causing work injuries or household injuries caused by poor building/ electrical work are all examples of everyday accidents.
The good news is that if you’ve been in an accident, you can make a personal injury claim and possibly recieve compensation. Special lawyers known as accident attorneys or injury lawyers are dedicated to listening to your case and getting you the maximum amount of compensation possible. Most of these individuals work on a “no win no fee” basis, which means if they don’t get you any money, you don’t need to pay them!
The business of compensation and claims is complex, and as such an insurance claim is the most widely filed type. Insurance companies make billions a year out of accidents, but are also forced to pay out a similar figure to deserving individuals.
Of course there are many people who make false claims in order to gain money. Any injury attorney worth his salt will be able to spot a fraud a mile away. Consequently not only do false claimants receive no money, they suffer a hefty cost for legal fees.
Car accidents happen all the time, especially during the winter months when driving conditions worsen. From minor nudges in car parks to full head on crashes, it’s possible to claim compensation from insurers. Whiplash caused by a sudden jerk on the neck during a big shunt can be a serious condition; sufferers are entitled to large amounts of compensation, provided they can prove the accident wasn’t their fault and they are seriously injured.
Construction accidents are another common injury. From objects hitting people on the head when dropped from height, to nasty cuts caused by sticking out nails, on the job injuries are rife at work. It’s not just the building industry where injuries happen, faulty equipment at an office job can be just as dangerous.
The bottom line is that if you’ve suffered an injury that’s not your fault, you may be entitled to compensation. Find an accident attorney or injury lawyer today and find out how much you’re entitled to.
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