Can I Claim Compensation for a Whiplash Injury in Indiana?
You can file an insurance claim or sue for a whiplash injury, even if it’s the only injury you suffered in the crash.
People might see whiplash as minor compared to other car accident injuries, such as broken bones or traumatic brain injuries, but its symptoms can be severe.
It’s not always just mild neck and head pain that goes away on its own. Radiating pain, memory issues, mood changes and other symptoms can be serious enough that you need to take time off work and seek additional treatment.
Compensation can help make up for medical expenses and lost wages. If you’ll need more medical care in the future, that should factor into your compensation.
But economic damages that reimburse you for the monetary costs of the crash are only part of the picture.
We’ll also help you fight for non-economic damages that address your pain and suffering. Car accidents can impact your mental health and disrupt your life. You shouldn’t have to bear those costs without help from the people who caused your injuries.
If you experience emotional distress or a loss of enjoyment of life, the insurance company shouldn’t ignore it.
FVG will advocate for you and pursue all the compensation you deserve.
Start with a FREE car accident claim consultation.
Evidence for a Whiplash Injury Case
You need evidence when you seek damages after a whiplash injury. Stating that you got hurt and that it was someone else’s fault won’t be enough to win compensation.
Items that can strengthen your case include:
- Medical documentation of your diagnosis
- Medical records of your symptoms
- Your medical bills
- Information about your treatment
- A list of your prescription medications
- Evidence that you missed days of work or needed to reduce your workload
- The police report from the crash
- Pictures of the crash scene and damage to your vehicle
- Surveillance footage of the crash
- Statements from people who witnessed the crash
Update our team when you try new treatments or have new records that can strengthen your case.
If you need to stop treatment due to cost, transportation issues or any other reason, let us know right away.
