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How we handle your claim
When you talk to Claims Today about your injury, you will be allocated your own personal, qualified accident investigator NOT just someone in a call centre.
Our investigators undergo rigorous training and will help you every step of the way, from the initial consultation, right through to the completion of your claim.
Your claim will not be dealt with by someone in a remote, impersonal office!
We don't just send out forms for you to complete - we will visit you at your convenience, at home or at work, whichever suits you, to answer your questions and to guide you through the claims process in every detail.
You can be assured of our complete personal attention at all times and, if necessary, your claim handler will visit the scene of the incident to gather all the vital evidence, photographs and information to ensure the best possible result for your claim.
All procedural matters and paperwork will be explained in plain English and not in legal jargon.
Claims Today has assembled an elite panel of leading personal injury solicitors, and with our experience in the field, we can easily select an appropriate lawyer to handle the circumstances of your case.

FAST personal 24 hours-a-day service for your injury claim.

Road & Traffic Accidents

The types of injuries sustained as a result of car accidents and road accidents can range from whiplash and other soft tissue injuries to catastrophic injuries including fatalities, head injuries and spinal injuries. Broadly speaking, in a road accident, injuries can occur to just about any part of the human body.

Some of the most common injuries include:
·        Whiplash Injuries
·        Spine Injuries
·        Back Injuries
·        Head & Brain Injuries
·        Other Personal Injuries

Whiplash Injuries

What is whiplash?
Whiplash is an injury to the neck caused by the neck bending forcibly forward and then backward, or vice versa. The injury usually involves the muscles, discs, nerves, and tendons in the neck.

What causes whiplash?
Most whiplash injuries are the result of a collision that includes sudden acceleration or deceleration. Many whiplash injuries occur when a person is involved in a rear-end automobile collision, or as a result of a sports injury, particularly during contact sports.

What are the symptoms of whiplash? .........

Accidents and Injuries at Work

Workplace injuries and illnesses will range in severity and may cause short or long-term pain, permanent disability or even death. The most common injuries that are caused from work accidents include:

Neck, back and lower limb injuries
Head injuries
Fractures, repetitive strains and sprains
Chemical and asbestos exposure
Industrial deafness
Psychological injuries .........

Public Liability

If you have an accident or suffer a personal injury whilst on public property, which was not your fault, then you may be entitled to make a personal injury compensation claim.

The person or company owning or being responsible for maintaining the public area should have taken out a public liability insurance policy to compensate members of the public for any injury they sustain whilst on the property caused by their negligence; therefore your personal injury claim for compensation will be made against that insurance policy.

If your accident occurred on public property during the course of your employment you may have a claim against your employer depending on the circumstances.

If you have suffered an injury after being involved in an accident in a public place, contact us and we will be able to let you know if you are entitled to make a public liability claim.

Motorcycle Accidents

Claims Today Limited has a Specialist Division dealing specifically with motorcycle accidents and related claims for compensation, replacement clothing and replacement bike hire.