Full Accident Questionnaire

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1.
Forename:
  Surname:
  Address:
  Date of Birth:
  E-mail address:
  Home Tel no:
  Work Tel no:
  National Insurance no:
  Name of Employer:
Self Employed
  Address of Employer:
  Works/Clock no:
2.
Please indicate what injuries were suffered (including bruising, minor cuts or grazes)
3.
Did you attend hospital? If so, please confirm the full name and address and if possible contact name. If yes please provide address

  Were you retained or discharged immediately?
  were you X-rayed?
4.
Did you attend your G.P.? If yes please provide name and address. If yes please provide address
5. Have you had or are you currently undergoing any treatment as a result of the injury? If yes please provide details
6. Have you ever sustained any similar injury other than as a result of this accident? If yes please give dates & details
7. Has your injury resulted in absence from work?
a) Do you receive full pay during your absence?
b) What benefits, if any, do you receive?
c) Please advise of dates of absence:
d) Please advise whether absence is continuing:
8. As a result of the accident, have you experienced any of the following?
a) Nervousness when driving or as a passenger (where applicable)
b)

Disturbed sleep and/or nightmares? (where applicable)

9. Were you rendered unconscious as a result of the accident?
10. Has the injury resulted in any expense, for example:-
a) Prescription charges?
b) Travelling expenses?
c) Treatment fees, for example physiotherapy, osteopathic or hydrotherapy?
d) Purchase of, for example, surgical collar, lumbar support or orthopaedic pillow etc.
11. have you instructed another solicitor in respect of this accident?
12. Opponents details  
  Full name:
  Address:
  Vehicle: (where applicable)
  Registration no: (where applicable)
  Insurance details with policy number: (where applicable)
  Brief description of accident:
13. Witness details: (where applicable)
  Witness 1:  
  Full name:
  Address:
  Witness 2:  
  Full name:
  Address:
   

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