Is it really worth the time trying to get compensated for a personal injury or your work injury claim?
You may have needed to take time off work as a result of an accident you 've had, but should your energies be best spent trying to regain your health and fitness or is making a claim realistically worth considering?
The time it takes for claims to be resolved is as variable as the weather. Each person reacts differently to any type of injury, and the recovery times in different cases is equally wide ranging. The type of injury, as well as any dispute as to who is liable, are also factors that need to be taken into consideration.
Traditionally, consumers are likely to see a return inside 12 months, but if there is a delay on this timeline, it is probably because work is still ongoing to ensure that your case is resolved. Personal injury shouldn 't be deemed as a 'quick fix 'and it is more advantageous for solicitors and insurance companies to take their time when calculating how much compensation you are entitled to. The more complicated the circumstances of a claim are, the longer it will take to reach its conclusion. Consumers should be mindful that if they settle early and their injuries worsen, then they cannot restart the claim process.
It really is a question that has no definitive answer, but by seeking to get compensation, you are assured that your insurance company or personal injury solicitor is working tirelessly to make sure that you are getting the money that you deserve as a result of your injury.
Your injury and your claim will run its natural course and will take as much as time as it needs to be resolved and healed respectively. Claiming has its rewards and it is something that anyone that has suffered a personal injury should consider.
Insert 'good things come to those that wait ' cliché here.
