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Personal Injury

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Whiplash 

Whiplash is common for someone who has been involved in a rear-end car accident, this causes aches and pains in and around their neck. This pain is caused by a “Whiplash-like” movement of the neck as a result of sudden impact of a collision.

Whiplash Symptoms

Whiplash symptoms often appears soon after and accident , symptoms are varied any may include all or some of the following.

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  • Headache

  • Pain or stiffness to the neck, back, jaw, shoulders, or arms

  • Dizziness or balance problems

  • Numbness, pins and needles, burning or prickling in shoulders, arms or hands

  • Nausea or vomiting

  • Difficulty swallowing

  • Blurred vision

  • Ringing in the ears

How do I claim compensation for my injury?

If the whiplash is following a road accident and you was not at fault, you should consider making a claim. Everyone can choose their own law firm to act for them and you are not compelled to make claim with your insurance recommended solicitor. You are completely free to instruct us to help you claim. Our service is completely free and you will get 100% of your injury settlement.

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Head Injury

People argue over wearing a seatbelt in vehicles, it only increases the possibilities of receiving whiplash because while holding the body stationary it allows the head to jerk around, yet the alternative is for worse.

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Not wearing a seatbelt whilst driving is not only illegal but it increases the possibility of head injury in the event of Vehicle accident. If the head makes direct contact with steering wheel or the dashboard it is likely to result in extensive personal injuries , cuts and bruises smashed teeth and eye injuries are also possibility.


It is not always the lack of a seatbelt that can result in such devastating personal injuries and people who do fasten belt can find themselves suffering head injuries as the result of a smash.

How do I claim compensation for my injury?

If the head injury  is following a road accident and you was not at fault, you should consider making a claim. Everyone can choose their own law firm to act for them and you are not compelled to make claim with your insurance recommended solicitor. You are completely free to instruct us to help you claim. Our service is completely free and you will get 100% of your injury settlement.

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Neck Injury

Neck pain is a very common condition most people will experience neck pain in some point of their life. There could be many reasons of neck pain but following are the most common causes of neck pain.

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  • Car accidents involving whiplash

  • Muscle tension caused by stress and fatigue

  • Trauma or injury

  • Postural problems from prolonged use of a computer keyboard

  • falling asleep in an awkward position

How do I claim compensation for my injury?

If the neck Injury is following a road accident and you was not at fault, you should consider making a claim. Everyone can choose their own law firm to act for them and you are not compelled to make claim with your insurance recommended solicitor. You are completely free to instruct us to help you claim. Our service is completely free and you will get 100% of your injury settlement.

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Slip & Fall Injury

Slips, trips and falls can happen almost anywhere,. If you’ve suffered from a slip, trip or fall which wasn’t your fault then you may be able to claim compensation for any injuries, material losses and physical suffering or injuries.

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Here are some examples of typical accidents that you might claim compensation for:

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  • Trips on loose paving and slabs

  • Slips on pavements, shop, office and supermarket floors

  • Falling through unsafe fencing or doors

  • Tripping over obstacles

  • Falling down potholes or uncovered holes and drains

  • Any slip trip or fall that is not your fault

  • How do I claim compensation for my injury?

 

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How do I claim compensation for my injury?

If you have suffered from slip , trip injury and you was not at fault , you should consider making a claim. Everyone can choose their own law firm to act for them and your are not compelled to make claim with your insurance recommended solicitor. You a completely free to instruct us to help you claim. Our service is completely free and you will get 100% of your injury settlement.

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Accident At Work

Some professions are more dangerous than others e.g if you are a construction worker or a warehouse operator you are more likely to have an accident at work and suffer work injuries than some one working as an office assistant.

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However, regardless of the type of work you carry out on a regular basis there are certain type of personal injury that are most commonly sustained in the workplace some of these are outlined below :

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Slips, Trips and Falls
Whether you work in a office, on the shop floor or a retails outlet or in a busy restaurant, slips, trips and falls causes serious risk of work injury. Health and safety regulations are in the place to ensure that areas where people may be walking, passing or standing are free from holes and obstructions and are not uneven or slippery. Failure to keep such areas clear may result serious work accidents.

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Burns injuries
There is also a risk of burn injuries caused by accidents in the workplace. Electricians, construction workers and other professionals that work close to live currents are at serious risk of work injuries and, in a worst case scenario, fatal electrocution. Hectic kitchens also pose the risk of burn injuries for chefs, kitchen porters and waiting staff.

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Back and neck injuries
Office workers, drivers and professionals that sit down for much of their working day are at risk of sustaining work injuries to their necks and backs. Poor posture, badly designed workstations and lack of motion throughout the day can cause stiff and painful back and neck injuries. Similarly, employees who spend much of the day standing can suffer musculoskeletal injuries of this kind.


Workers are advised to take regular breaks and exercise their muscles throughout the day. Employers should make sure that their employees’ seating gives adequate support to the lower back and footrests are provided for workers who cannot place their feet flat on the floor.

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Head injuries
Although there are stringent health and safety guidelines in place stating that materials and objects need to be stored and stacked in such a way that are not likely to fall and cause personal injury, some offices are a potential hotbed for head injuries with their shelves of inadequate strength over-stacked with bulging files and stationary.


It is down to employers to check shelving installations regularly and encourage employees to report any damage in order to identify problems and take necessary action to protect their staff from sustaining work injuries.

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Repetitive Strain injury
The TUC have reported that 1 one in every 50 workers suffer from Repetitive Strain Injury. Workers who repetitively use their hands and arms for much of the day such as typists, factory workers and drivers may experience symptoms of Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) such as pain and numbness to the wrists, arms, shoulders and neck. Related conditions include Carpel Tunnel Syndrome and tendonitis. Read more about RSI.

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Vision problems

Around 75% of employees who work with computers experience problems with their vision such as headaches, eye strain and blurring. It is paramount that lighting is adequate, computer glare is minimised and regular breaks are taken to prevent employees sustaining such work injuries.

 

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

There are some industries where the risk of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is elevated. For example if you drive for a living you are at more risk of being involved in a car accident. Similarly, if you work in a bank or post office there is a possibility that it could get held up by armed robbers. Both of these are potentially traumatic experiences which could lead to PTSD, characterised by sleep disturbances, nightmares, sweats and shakes.

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No matter what type of accident at work you have had or type of work injury you have sustained, if you were not responsible then Auto Assist Scotland may be able to help you make a personal injury compensation claim against your employer.
We can help you to claim for pain, suffering and lost earnings. We may also be able to arrange for you to receive top medical treatment for your work injuries from a top medical professional in your local area.

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Our service is completely free and you will get 100% of your injury settlement.

How do I claim compensation for my injury?

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