Son injured in car accident under schools care?

[Tuearts right boot]

Got a phone call last month from one of those ' insurance' firm telling ME I'd had an accident in my car. I was in the office on a quiet day so went along with it.
How did the accident happen asked the caller....
Well, I'd been out for a cuury the night before and was driving my family out for the day on the day mentioned.
How did the accident happen then, came the reply.
Well, as I said I'd been out for a curry the night before and felt the urge, you know....so I gripped the steering wheel and eased myself up slightly, that's how the accident happened.

3 times I had to explain that I had to grip the steering wheel and ease myself up slightly, that's how the accident happened..
He then got his manager on the phone.
The silly twat then asked if any of the passengers were injured due to my actions........
Oh yes, most definately.

Cheered my day up.

 

[Mustard Dave]

Why do you want to sue if he only had a few bumps and bruises?

I didnt say i did i was asking advice on the situation.

So what advice do you want? You said...

Any advice please from anybody that may know would be grateful,my son was involved in a car accident as he was being brought home from school under schools care as they pick and drop him off the teacher driving lost control and crashed the car my son luckily only had whiplash,banged leg and a few bumps to the head but what i need to know does he have a case to claim against this happening to him??

I asked on the first page what your losses were. What do you want to claim? Do you want to claim loss of earnings while caring for him? Do you want to claim medical expenses? Do you need to pay for disability aids or adaptions due to a life changing injury? All these are legitimate costs that you could claim for. All we know is he suffered "whiplash, banged leg and a few bumps to the head". It sounds like he has sustained the sort of injuries we all picked up as kids in the course of normal rough and tumble, following which we generally dusted ourselves down before carrying on. From the minimal details you have provided, it merely sounds like you have spotted an opportunity to commit fraud, and want advice on how best to dip your bread in this insurance gravy.

 

[aguero93:20]

Got a phone call last month from one of those ' insurance' firm telling ME I'd had an accident in my car. I was in the office on a quiet day so went along with it.
How did the accident happen asked the caller....
Well, I'd been out for a cuury the night before and was driving my family out for the day on the day mentioned.
How did the accident happen then, came the reply.
Well, as I said I'd been out for a curry the night before and felt the urge, you know....so I gripped the steering wheel and eased myself up slightly, that's how the accident happened.

3 times I had to explain that I had to grip the steering wheel and ease myself up slightly, that's how the accident happened..
He then got his manager on the phone.
The silly twat then asked if any of the passengers were injured due to my actions........
Oh yes, most definately.

Cheered my day up.

Wrong thread
http://forums.bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk/threads/when-was-the-last-time-you-soiled-yourself.140341/

 

[dronefromsector7G]

Trust me, you're nothing like a good respectable Sepo

You want a new avatar buddy?

 

[jimharri]

Nice to see all the concern for the driver on here.

 

[aguero93:20]

Nice to see all the concern for the driver on here.

I mentioned him on the very first page.

 

[jimharri]

I mentioned him on the very first page.

I know. And well done, by the way.

 

[cyberblue]

Any advice please from anybody that may know would be grateful,my son was involved in a car accident as he was being brought home from school under schools care as they pick and drop him off the teacher driving lost control and crashed the car my son luckily only had whiplash,banged leg and a few bumps to the head but what i need to know does he have a case to claim agains

hope the teacher and your son is ok .if you were driving would you want your son to claim against you ? Unfotuantly nowadays where there is blame there is a claim

 

[johnmc]

I work for an insurer and we see a lot of spurious claims. Stuff like kids falling over and scraping their knees at nursery and alledging lack of supervision or a clear pathway policy. And the majority of the time we pay damages as the costs of defending are so high with a risk they will side with the claimant regardless.

If the OP/his son puts in a claim he will get a payment out of it.

 

[cyberblue]

I work for an insurer and we see a lot of spurious claims. Stuff like kids falling over and scraping their knees at nursery and alledging lack of supervision or a clear pathway policy. And the majority of the time we pay damages as the costs of defending are so high with a risk they will side with the claimant regardless.

If the OP/his son puts in a claim he will get a payment out of it.

I bet the teacher wont give him a lift again when i was at school it was either walk or bus .wonder if the teacher gave him an apple as well