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waveydavey:
That still sounds to me like a very low offer. Talk nicely to the Physio, if the final discharge says something along the lines of they have done what they can but you ahve to learn to live with it as it will never go away then the numbers go up.

If you can I would suggest taht you talk to an indipendant solicitor; they may be 'workign for you' but if they are appointed by an insurance company ask yourself where the true loyalty lies?

Liability will be an issue but even if shared the bigger the number shared the bigger the amount you get.

Hard to do but just hang on. The biggest card the insurance companies have to play is time; they can take as long as they like, they know well that you want to settle ASAP.

Bunnie:
me thinks a letter may be in order this evening.

andyhubbard:
It sounds to me that if they are making an offer then they know it's their fault and are trying to buy you out cheap.

Evilgoat:
Just a few more points

The third party insurance comapny are saying this and the repairs to the car are a goodwill payment and they are not admitting liability.

Just spoke to a Solicitor who said, dont accept and wait till they admit liability then you have more leverage. Basically as said above, they are aiming for a payoff and to make it all not have happened.

Range Rover Blues:
I got that much for an injured neck, trip in an ambulance and 2 days of work, it's a f*****g insult.  All right so I still have trouble with my neck but I got off lightly compared to you.  You needd to hold your resolve, they don't see you as a person, just a balance sheet and they will try ot save their profits at the expense of your comfort and livelyhood.

Kick them in the b***s, I'd be asking 1,700 A MONTH if you can't work.

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