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Passenger Injury claim
020king
Posts: 1 Newbie
Hi everyone,
So my mate crashed his car into another and I was the passenger. I suffered back injury and haven't gone to work for a month as my job involves heavy lifting. I was wondering if I made a passenger injury claim through a solicitor would it affect my own car insurance and do I need to declare it to my own insurance provider? As I'm thinking of claiming as I have suffered financially from being off work for a month.
So my mate crashed his car into another and I was the passenger. I suffered back injury and haven't gone to work for a month as my job involves heavy lifting. I was wondering if I made a passenger injury claim through a solicitor would it affect my own car insurance and do I need to declare it to my own insurance provider? As I'm thinking of claiming as I have suffered financially from being off work for a month.
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Making a claim for compensation as a passenger in a vehicle won't have to be disclosed to other insurers0
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