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Whiplash is the term given to a soft tissue injury of the neck, usually caused in a car accident when the vehicle is struck from behind. The impact typically jolts the neck forward (hyper flexion) or backwards (hyperextension), causing sudden stress to the neck muscles. The pain from a whiplash injury can vary in intensity and usually lasts for just a few hours to a... Read More

Injuries caused by slips, trips, and falls are some of the most common accidents in Great Britain each year. Depending on the circumstances, you may have the option of filing a slip, trip and fall compensation claim as a result of your injury. Slips, trips, and falls can occur on public or private property, be it in a home, a store, a school, a public park or similar... Read More

The spine, also known as the spinal or vertebral column, acts as the central support for the body and protects the nerves and spinal cord. The spinal cord itself is about eighteen inches long and connects the base of the brain to the waist through the centre of the spine. Nerve impulses are carried along the cord to the other parts of the body. Damage to the spine... Read More

You may be entitled to file a work accident compensation claim if you are involved in an accident at work or if you contract an industrial illness while performing your normal scope of duties at your place of employment. It is the legal responsibility of all employers to provide safe and secure working environments for all of their employees. This responsibility covers... Read More

A fatal accident is a catastrophic event that forever alters the lives of the victim's family and friends. Along with the emotional and psychological devastation that the family suffers as a result of the accident, many also have their financial circumstances irrevocably changed as a result of the unexpected hardship and loss. A fatal accident claim is usually... Read More