Whiplash Claims

Guidance on whiplash injuries following road traffic accidents and the evidence commonly required for initial assessment.

What is whiplash?

Whiplash is commonly associated with sudden movement of the neck during a collision. Symptoms may affect the neck, shoulders, back, head or wider mobility.

Common accident situations

Evidence that may help

Symptoms commonly reported

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I seek medical attention?

Medical evidence can be important where symptoms follow an accident.

Do photographs help?

Photos of vehicle damage, road layout and accident location may assist assessment.

Should I keep insurance correspondence?

Yes. Insurance emails, claim references and accident records may be useful.

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