Jack_Knife
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My wife had an accident 2 years ago where she was a back seat passenger and got rear ended by a woman taking on a phone.
She got whiplash as a result, she as recommended to go through the injuries board, and she got a solicitor.
The solicitor send her to a rheumatologist, I'm from a medical background and the person she was send to I wouldn't touch, so I recommended someone else, she passed the details to the solicitor.
They made a offer of E12k that she rejected, she was send for a nerve conduction test, again to a person of dubious integrity and I recommended someone else.
The solicitor has done nothing and were no further on.
Then we got a letter this week saying that they want to get the court to drop the case down to the circuit court saying that its not serious enough for the high court
Were thinking about dropping our solicitor and doing it ourselves, his quotation is just an offer to treat and if we make a counter offer to his fees we've rejected his offer, as well she quoted us for the work done, a promise given for a promise received
I was of the understanding that the purpose of the injuries board was to cut down on legal costs, is it a simple process
Also as their looking to drop to the circuit court does that mean that they had private investigators taking photos of my wife, not that she was doing anything out of the ordinary, she's suffering from pins and needles down her arm since the accident
She got whiplash as a result, she as recommended to go through the injuries board, and she got a solicitor.
The solicitor send her to a rheumatologist, I'm from a medical background and the person she was send to I wouldn't touch, so I recommended someone else, she passed the details to the solicitor.
They made a offer of E12k that she rejected, she was send for a nerve conduction test, again to a person of dubious integrity and I recommended someone else.
The solicitor has done nothing and were no further on.
Then we got a letter this week saying that they want to get the court to drop the case down to the circuit court saying that its not serious enough for the high court
Were thinking about dropping our solicitor and doing it ourselves, his quotation is just an offer to treat and if we make a counter offer to his fees we've rejected his offer, as well she quoted us for the work done, a promise given for a promise received
I was of the understanding that the purpose of the injuries board was to cut down on legal costs, is it a simple process
Also as their looking to drop to the circuit court does that mean that they had private investigators taking photos of my wife, not that she was doing anything out of the ordinary, she's suffering from pins and needles down her arm since the accident