What kind of lawyer specializes in whiplash?

A Personal Injury Lawyer typically handles cases involving injuries wrongly incurred. If the whiplash was the fault of another party, a personal injury lawyer would be the best place to get advice.

If you are injured in a whiplash injury, you may need to talk to a personal injury lawyer, who specializes in motor vehicle accidents and who can help you work through the medical health system and the legal system in order to get compensation for your neck injuries. There are lots of reasons you might suffer from whiplash so if you suspect you have sustained a whiplash injury, seek the attention of a doctor or chiropractor for a definitive diagnosis. Then you can talk to a personal injury lawyer specializing in whiplash neck injury compensation claim settlements so you can get justice and fair compensation.

A consultation with a whiplash injury lawyer is free and if he or she should take your case, you do not need to pay them any money up front. You should make a consultation appointment as soon as possible after the injury. The lawyer works your case and, if he or she wins the case, you are awarded the sum of money in the compensation claim less the amount you need to pay for your lawyer.

If your lawyer loses the case, you receive no money and you do not have to pay your lawyer. Doctors usually describe a whiplash injury as “acceleration deceleration syndrome”. It happens when the neck of an injured person suddenly whips in one direction, usually forwards.

After the forward acceleration, there is sudden deceleration as the neck stops its trajectory.

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