Claiming on own insurance for back
27 January 2005, 12:16 PM
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Claiming on own insurance for back
Hi
Had a crash at the beginning of the week and wrote off my car. No one else involved so my insurance company(LV) will only be paying out for my vehicle.
I'm getting a bit of gip in the lower back that's making it uncomfortable to sit for any long period of time.
Is there any way of claiming for this from my own insurance company? If so, how do I pose this to them ?
Not sure I'm can be arsed to do it, but would like to be in the know if I did.
Cheers
Darren
Had a crash at the beginning of the week and wrote off my car. No one else involved so my insurance company(LV) will only be paying out for my vehicle.
I'm getting a bit of gip in the lower back that's making it uncomfortable to sit for any long period of time.
Is there any way of claiming for this from my own insurance company? If so, how do I pose this to them ?
Not sure I'm can be arsed to do it, but would like to be in the know if I did.
Cheers
Darren
27 January 2005, 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Dazzler
Hi
Had a crash at the beginning of the week and wrote off my car. No one else involved so my insurance company(LV) will only be paying out for my vehicle.
I'm getting a bit of gip in the lower back that's making it uncomfortable to sit for any long period of time.
Is there any way of claiming for this from my own insurance company? If so, how do I pose this to them ?
Not sure I'm can be arsed to do it, but would like to be in the know if I did.
Cheers
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Best of luck
Darren
Had a crash at the beginning of the week and wrote off my car. No one else involved so my insurance company(LV) will only be paying out for my vehicle.
I'm getting a bit of gip in the lower back that's making it uncomfortable to sit for any long period of time.
Is there any way of claiming for this from my own insurance company? If so, how do I pose this to them ?
Not sure I'm can be arsed to do it, but would like to be in the know if I did.
Cheers
!
Best of luck
Darren
Sorry to hear about your car .......... best of luck
27 January 2005, 10:32 PM
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[QUOTE=Dazzler]Hi
Had a crash at the beginning of the week and wrote off my car. No one else involved so my insurance company(LV) will only be paying out for my vehicle.
I'm getting a bit of gip in the lower back that's making it uncomfortable to sit for any long period of time.
Is there any way of claiming for this from my own insurance company? If so, how do I pose this to them ?
Not sure I'm can be arsed to do it, but would like to be in the know if I did.
Cheers
Hi - you can't claim for the injury but Section 7 of the LV policy covers up to £250.00 of medical expenses even for the driver.This should cover a few sessions from the soothing hands of some gorgeous local physio !
Best of luck
Had a crash at the beginning of the week and wrote off my car. No one else involved so my insurance company(LV) will only be paying out for my vehicle.
I'm getting a bit of gip in the lower back that's making it uncomfortable to sit for any long period of time.
Is there any way of claiming for this from my own insurance company? If so, how do I pose this to them ?
Not sure I'm can be arsed to do it, but would like to be in the know if I did.
Cheers
Hi - you can't claim for the injury but Section 7 of the LV policy covers up to £250.00 of medical expenses even for the driver.This should cover a few sessions from the soothing hands of some gorgeous local physio !
Best of luck
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